If you read through the reviews, it sounds like there's a lot of kidnapping and killing and hunting and survival and awesomeness that takes place within the game. Someone simply described The Stomping Land as “Kidnapping Simulator 2014”. Moreover, this game is getting some really rad review scores and feedback from Early Access buyers, as most people have some really dynamic and completely original stories to tell about their brief time with the game. In fact, you'll probably get a real kick out the trailer below, because it looks like a much better game than what I was originally anticipating. The Stomping Land could easily pass for a typical AAA Xbox 360 or PS3 title. If you're thinking this is some crappy looking game with a rip-off premise, think again. It's up to you to find methods of surviving for as long as possible, so you can tame these creatures to protect you from the relentless threatening engagements.“ The ones with bone crushing jaws and skull smashing tails that roam the island and fight each other, who provide the food you want. In fact, you can't kill most dinosaurs with ease, and the ones that you can don't provide plentiful amounts of food. You survive in a world with dinosaurs, and if any one of them catch you, they will end you in an instant. One backer, who pledged $90, detailed its response to his inquiries about receiving a refund in the game’s forums.Īs of the posting of this article Alex Fundora has not made any statement.“You are a hunter and a scavenger. Unfortunately, Kickstarter is offering little assistance other than apologies. After the announcement, the game was temporarily unavailable for sale on Steam, but at some point sales were reinstated and the game can still be purchased for $24.99.Īs it is, the game is glitchy, it’s missing features, and it’s far from a completed product. The developer disappeared from late May until August before returning to inform the fanbase The Stomping Land would be transitioning to Unreal Engine 4. This isn’t the first time Fundora has gone silent. Since then, it’s been discovered Konstantinov has gone on to start work on another project. Konstantinov stated the last message he received from Fundora was in December, and he and the texture artist were owed money for completed work. In a forum post last month, The Stomping Land‘s lead artist Vlad Konstantinov announced he had temporarily frozen all work on the game due to losing contact with lead developer Alex Fundora. Although there have been several updates for the game since then, no content or patches have been added since October. After a very successful crowdfunding campaign in June 2013 totaling $114,060, it was released on Steam Early Access almost a year later in May 2014. In another Kickstarter heartbreaker, it seems as though The Stomping Land is stuck in the tar pits.
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