*growls hungrily*

Just gonna put this here, and walk over here, http://eclipsephase.com/releases/singularity-group-license http://eclipsephase.com/releases/singularity-personal-license

kindalas wrote:

Download instructions for Kickstarter backers and beta testers are here. http://eclipsephase.com/singularity-release-available-you

Is it available for kickstarter backers?

Delinquent Panda wrote:

I really want to support Transhuman studios and eclipse phase but isn't asking for $50 us a bit too much? especially when there are some very high quality free character sheets/generators out there?

$50 is for the group license -- everyone in your gaming group. It's $30 for a single-user license. Since this isn't an in-house project at Posthuman Studios, we did have to price things in a way that will make both us and Snow Dog Labs (the developers) money. And during the final development process, we ended up hiring Kindalas (of spreadsheet fame) to handle a bunch of data entry, because we knew that he knows EP back-to-front, system-wise. Between Snow Dog, Kindalas, and our staff time -- this project took a fair amount of money to bring to fruition. If it's too expensive for you, we have plenty of other stuff in the pipeline that hopefully you'll be interested in. If it's too expensive for the market to bear, we'll learn that.

AdamJury wrote:

Delinquent Panda wrote:

I really want to support Transhuman studios and eclipse phase but isn't asking for $50 us a bit too much? especially when there are some very high quality free character sheets/generators out there?

$50 is for the group license -- everyone in your gaming group. It's $30 for a single-user license. Since this isn't an in-house project at Posthuman Studios, we did have to price things in a way that will make both us and Snow Dog Labs (the developers) money. And during the final development process, we ended up hiring Kindalas (of spreadsheet fame) to handle a bunch of data entry, because we knew that he knows EP back-to-front, system-wise. Between Snow Dog, Kindalas, and our staff time -- this project took a fair amount of money to bring to fruition. If it's too expensive for you, we have plenty of other stuff in the pipeline that hopefully you'll be interested in. If it's too expensive for the market to bear, we'll learn that.

For what it's worth, this is priced in a way that makes it a better deal than most other chargen software. Hero Lab, for instance, is $30 - for the software and the 'core' data package for a single game system. For something like Pathfinder, for instance, I could easily spend $300-$400 just trying to get a 'full' data set in Hero Lab, allowing you to use it on, at best, 4 individual computers if you pay for all the additional secondary licenses. Not even enough for a D&D-standard five-person-including-GM gaming group to share. This is $50 for a group license and, if I remember correctly from prior questions, all the game data up to now. Possibly with future game data added as it arrives. I'm ready to sign up as soon as my next payday hits. ;p

well Grey i have the feeling that this is going to be updated with every future book until PS+ decide to do a complete rule overhaul and come out with their second edition if that's the case the price mark will pay out over time :)