I just bought the deluxe edition because I want to support anyone doing Shadowrun development. I think the others address the game mechanic issues and the game being a year late. My major problem however, is the ending. I litterally had to try it 40 times and then I just quite. Endings should be hard and death may happen (like Dark Souls Two.. and I died a few times in Shadowrun Returns: DMS), but in the kickstarter video this company claimed they had experience in making video games. If so, you should tailor the level of difficulty (when there are no med packs) and know a little bit about game theory. This game is fundamentally flawed. Why would you advertise a full 3D game (kudos on the art btw), and then lock the screen as if its 2D isomophic. I thought you were working with the Shadowrun Returns team? I wanted this game to work sooo much, but now I'm going back to hoping someone makes a GTA V Shadowrun mod this summer. You can't advertise open, persistent, player driven worlds when you can't even make an ending enjoyable for the average gamer (and actually I consider myself a hardcore gamer, so I'm not sure how many people actually beat the ending).

I just bought the deluxe edition because I want to support anyone doing Shadowrun development. I think the others address the game mechanic issues and the game being a year late. My major problem however, is the ending. I litterally had to try it 40 times and then I just quite. Endings should be hard and death may happen (like Dark Souls Two.. and I died a few times in Shadowrun Returns: DMS), but in the kickstarter video this company claimed they had experience in making video games. If so, you should tailor the level of difficulty (when there are no med packs) and know a little bit about game theory. This game is fundamentally flawed. Why would you advertise a full 3D game (kudos on the art btw), and then lock the screen as if its 2D isomophic. I thought you were working with the Shadowrun Returns team? I wanted this game to work sooo much, but now I'm going back to hoping someone makes a GTA V Shadowrun mod this summer. You can't advertise open, persistent, player driven worlds when you can't even make an ending enjoyable for the average gamer (and actually I consider myself a hardcore gamer, so I'm not sure how many people actually beat the ending).