Roughly a year after Might No. 9's release and four years after it was funded on Kickstarter, some Kickstarter backers are finally receiving their backer rewards in...some kind of form, anyway.
The game box backers were promised for supporting the game at the $60 level arrived in pieces.
As one hopeful backer discovered recently, and documented on Twitter, the game's box came in pieces and required assembly. And there was no actual game included, which wasn't promised by the developer, but the Kickstarter tier was phrased awkwardly enough that at least one unhappy customer assumed they'd be receiving the game with the box, too. Read more...
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