Thanks for the heads up, I hadn't noticed.
Well, there's still a lot of content to come, and I don't plan on putting it on Steam. I plan on releasing free updates and early access on Patreon (which already has version 0.02 with two more events).
When you say you were scammed, how exactly did that happen?
Once a dev just got bored and rushed an ending
a second time a dev suddenly said his game was just a demo we paid for thankfully cheap.
a third time a dev released new versions for every update, I paid accidently for something I might have gotten for free as well, that I'm not sure about anymore, but here it still happened, that the dev just removed the version I bought.
a fourth time a dev hasn't released an update for a few years which is not something steam protects you from. 1 and 4 happened there.
That might be it, it's at least what I found , another dev described it like that.
once you upload a file, when editing the post, in the files section, under the name and size of said file, there's a list where you have to state the type of file it is (executable, video, etc.) and at the side of it, there are some easy to ignore small checkboxes, from left to right they have the windows, linux, apple and android logo.
These checkboxes, that do nothing in the web version, are the ones that the app check to see if a file is downloadable in your system.
