Hehe. Thank you for your support, Nathan. And I’m sorry about GoaT forcing you to break your sensible no-pre-order rule!! 😛

For me voice-acting is a very important thing that brings a scene to life and gives characters depht. Mostly I noticed how I felt much more connected with the talking Geralt in the Witcher than with my silent hero in Skyrim (although I love both games).
How does the person feel, when he speaks? Is he brave, is he shy is he funny, is he cynical? Voice-acting tells SO much about a character.
(Additionally, having it in different languages (german… :D) would be incredibly brilliant).

I'm going to be building a new PC specifically to play this.

Actually considering that I am going to buy it on release day regardless of reviews, I will probably just buy it this week and wait for it to be finished to play it. That way I can justify buying a second copy for my wife.

Oh my! Good on you to have noticed that detail! 🙂

Thanks for your support! 🙂

Regarding GDC I’m not sure how many people played the game but I’d say probably close to a hundred persons. Maybe more?

And good news about the Xbox One bug: that’s all fixed (I’ll mention it in the next update)!

Thank you! I need to keep working on it but it already looks better than in this video (that was an early version).

Hehe. Alright then we’ll take a loooooooong time… 😛

Nah as I said above the game will be out this year!

Glad you like the game so far!

Regarding voice-overs that’s not decided yet. Although as a player I usually end up turning them off as I prefer to read at my leisure. But it is something to consider, as you say.

I do understand what you mean. And I hope that GoaT will have some staying power through its gameplay and artistic direction, the same way Wind Waker remains thoroughly enjoyable today (including visually).

GoaT will definitely be out this year. And Little Nightmares surely looks nice!