When will they ever reach success? I feel like in 1-2 years

>>389025694
If Cargo didn't kill them I don't know what will.

You must be retarded, Pathologic 2 will more than likely be their first major success, I can see an "epidemic simulator" with it's brutal and beautiful folk lore Russian Steppe setting hitting it off really well with meme players and gamers in general. Tiny Build publishing the game will help the game become more popular.

>>389026352
Pretty much this. They're obviously not in for profit and just doing what the fuck they wanna do so, don't think they'll die anytime soon.

>>389027003
That's a silly wording, anon.

>I feel like in 1-2 years I'll see "Ice Pick Lodge now defunct".
And I'm totally okay with this.

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>>389027003
How can you do whatever you want as a company with no expectation of making profit?

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Pathologic 2
Pathologic 3: Legacy
Rise of the Pathologic
P A T H O L O G I C

>>389028241
By being drunk Russians of course

>>389029084
Pathologic: The Return starring Kyle MacLachlan as Dougie Jones.

>>389029338
>IPL will never make David's game
http://www.thecityofabsurdity.com/game.html

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>pick up pathologic after the thread two days ago
>mfw the atmosphere is so heavy I don't want to go back to the game
How long did it take you guys to beat it? Not asking about hours in-game, how many days? How much vodka?

>>389030582
I'm waiting for the remake.

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>>389028241
By having a guardian angel, or by making a deal with the devil.

>>389029084
Pathologic : return of the menkhu
P4thologic
Pathologic : patient zero
Still better than Pathologic 2

>>389030582
The crushing oppression of the game is part of the appeal.

>>389030582
~40 hours to beat the bachelor's campaign. The second one seemed to be going by more quickly but I had to drop it a while ago and still haven't gotten back to it.

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>>389030582
Sorry but Vodka can't help you.

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Anybody have mega link for Marbles Nest?
I know that it's for free on steam but I despise this shit, would rather have DRM-free version.

>>389030896
https://mega.nz/#!ftRFVAob!Po55bg64MQrskCXec2Izmd8Uz8ykKNGoxzkE2MAhtTY

>>389030896
https://mega.nz/#!ftRFVAob!Po55bg64MQrskCXec2Izmd8Uz8ykKNGoxzkE2MAhtTY
For some reason it's not on the steam page anymore.
Anyway, we'll soon have the alpha

>>389031037
>we
kys

>>389030582
First playthrough was tough, but in a good way. Bleak and depressing, but also engaging. I couldn't stop playing. I finished it but got the "bad" ending where I didn't save enough people. So I played it again later and then the other two campaigns as well. By now a playthrough doesn't even feel like it takes that long.

Each campaign is more interesting than the last, by the way. Each one views the same events but from a completely different perspective, and you learn new things about all of the characters.

>>389030729
I know, it's just the first time I'm actually this disheartened by a game. I'll finish it for sure if you're worried about that.
>>389030818
I know.

>>389030965
Thank you, oynon

>>389031072
What the hell do you mean ?
I will have alpha access because I'm a backer, and literally anyone else will also have alpha access, since there's now a big "sign up for alpha" button on the website.
Did you think I implied piracy ? IPL don't give a damn about pirates, they sometimes encourage it if it gets people to play their game.

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>>389030582
1 day irl for one day in-game, so two weeks. In the middle of Haruspex now

>>389031650
That's actually a cool way to do it that I'd never thought of before for some reason. That way you experience the story at approximately real time.

>>389030661
>>>/x/