Done! Thank you for your work and the great game.

Development is so slow that it's wrong to even think that this game somehow qualifies

Originally posted by Jätevaakku:

Development is so slow that it's wrong to even think that this game somehow qualifies

Patience. Patience. Let them do as they please. The main thing is that everything turns out great in the end. Look, people have been waiting for "Star Sitezen" for ten years now :) . Moreover, the game already has something to play. The game is already playable.

Originally posted by Jätevaakku:

Development is so slow that it's wrong to even think that this game somehow qualifies

Development by single dev in main branch is slow, since every addition is tested and bug hunted, and made into functioning major update. If you check the update reports in the forum, you can see that testing branch gets small updates very often. It's only the major meldings of testing branch and main branch that take time.

Originally posted by Jätevaakku:

Development is so slow that it's wrong to even think that this game somehow qualifies

There are usually multiple updates just about every week from one developer. You can see all the changelogs in the forums. This is such a baffling take.

since this game is still in Early Access, i dont think it deserves the "work of love" nomination.
but i kinda like it and nominated it anyway.

Originally posted by Blutwurst:

since this game is still in Early Access, i dont think it deserves the "work of love" nomination.
but i kinda like it and nominated it anyway.

It's arguable, but to me, a labor of love is anything you pour great effort into while expecting minimal returns. It's something you do purely because you love the project. I think Clanfolk thus definitely applies: It's a niche title produced by a single developer that the sole developer is pouring an inordinate amount of time and effort into.

Think I'll nominate it too! This'll be the first time I bothered with this since the very first iteration of the Steam Awards thing.

Originally posted by Lockfågel, Paradoxriddaren:

Originally posted by Blutwurst:

since this game is still in Early Access, i dont think it deserves the "work of love" nomination.
but i kinda like it and nominated it anyway.

It's arguable, but to me, a labor of love is anything you pour great effort into while expecting minimal returns. It's something you do purely because you love the project. I think Clanfolk thus definitely applies: It's a niche title produced by a single developer that the sole developer is pouring an inordinate amount of time and effort into.

Think I'll nominate it too! This'll be the first time I bothered with this since the very first iteration of the Steam Awards thing.

Finish the game before you start asking for nominations. No awards for unfinished products.

Originally posted by IcyRed:

Finish the game before you start asking for nominations. No awards for unfinished products.

You're wrong. At all. The game is already quite playable, and therefore there is something to nominate. Moreover, as far as I know, the game is being made by two people, and, mind you, they have already brought their project to quite good playability. Development continues, the guys have not abandoned the project, but are slowly finishing it.
Creating a game is a lot of work, especially with such a small team. Well, pressing the button to SUPPORT the game and the developers is not difficult.
But, you, IcyRed, didn’t even buy this game, but you have some complaints.

Wait, I'm sorry, I simply don't understand the post. How do we nominate?

Originally posted by FlutterCry:

Wait, I'm sorry, I simply don't understand the post. How do we nominate?

You are late. During the autumn sale, you could nominate your favorite games. But the autumn sale is over and so is the nomination.