Given not too long ago you could count the amount of blokes working on the game on just one hand, it's not surprising to see the game has taken so long to be developed; even more so given the scope of the game. But it's nice to see us nearing something playable.

Personally their constant communication on Twitter is enough to convince me they'll achieve the game they want. I haven't come across too many developers in similar positions with same approach; it shows passion for the game and respect towards those who are supporting it's development. It's a slow progress, I expect plenty to kick up a storm over it's pace, but they've got a grand vision, the game sounds like it will be absolutely amazing. Remaining patient is all we can do despite how hyped we may be for it. Looking forward to every step of the development progress.

Name: Michael AndersonAge: 28From (City, Country): AustraliaAppearance (Body, Face): Tanned, tall, fit.Attire: Plain white collared work shirt under a long sleeve, thin jumper with black trousers and shoes. Casual, weekend clothes being a simple polo, board shorts and flip flops.Job: Graphic DesignerDetail of House: Simply, well kept home in the suburbs. Picket fence, cut grass, two car garage. Pool in the backyard, entertaining area.Detail of Car/ Vehicle: A 4WD; handy for long travels up, down and around Identity Island on the weekend. Cycle to and from work during the week.Personality: Kind, friendly, calm and quiet. Likes to spend his Friday nights at a pub slamming down a couple of brewskies. Background: Well educated, already built a world class profile and doesn't look like slowing down. He's taking his art skills to Identity Island in the hopes to cash in on the booming city and make a name for himself and become the Island's premier graphic Designer.

A nice neighborhood, just outside the city would be nice c: If not, away from the city and hopefully somewhere secluded, a nice view or a farm.