Hello!

As I've been preparing to run a kickstarter campaign to raise the money to move forward on the 4th Delaware St. John game, more than a few people have asked "Where's Inherent Evil 2?" This has gotten me thinking and I decided I'd bring the topic up here.

Many years back I began work on Inherent Evil 2 but at the time figured the budget was too much to attempt to raise so I put it on hold.

My question to all of you is, what game would you prefer to see get made? The 4th Delaware game or a second Inherent Evil?

I realise Inherent Evil is 13 years old now so perhaps more people are familiar with Delaware but just the same I'd like to hear your voice!

So, should I run a campaign for Delaware 4, Inherent Evil 2 or run both and find the answer that way?

What do you think?

Absolutely, hands down, Inherent Evil 2.  To this day, that game stays forever in my mind, where others I couldn't tell you a thing about them.  I never play games more than once, with only a couple exceptions, and I just finished playing Inherent Evil recently for the second time.  Even with the out-dated graphics, it had me scared about what's around the corner.  And the music, (midi music no less, and that is creepy itself) had me getting anxious with the mouse.  With today's graphics, it could be an AWESOME adventure game.  Here are some screenshots, with the music. 

INHERENT EVIL

I would love to see Inherent Evil 2. 

 There is one thing  that I would like to see changed though and that is the save feature. I  didnt like that you had to start a chapter all over if you had to quit in the middle of one for some reason. :\

Thank you for your opinions!

Yes the lack of save feature was the most terrifying part of the game. 

-Bryan

I would like to see a 4th Delaware game.  I thoroughly enjoyed the past 3.  Would consider supporting that cause, but what would the $goal be?

I'm going to launch the campaign at a "bare bones" $45K goal. This would allow us to build a quality game about 4-5 hours in length. From there I'm going to provide stretch-goals that will build on the length of the game.