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: GamePolitics.comThe Machinarium Pirate Amnesty Sale
By james_fudge
Indie game developer and publisher Amanita Design has announced a Pirate Amnesty Sale to encourage the purchase of its point and click adventure game, Machinarium (Mac, PC, Linux). The sale, which runs until August 12, is a smart assed response to internal figures it has unearthed showing that only 5 - 15 percent of those playing the game have actually paid for it. During the sale the game will be available for a mere $5 - down from the usual $20.
Part of the reason the game is so widely available and apparently heavily pirated is because the company chose to release it without any kind of DRM protection. For doing that Amanita Design deserves a bit of credit and some respect.
So how can it get that respect? By those that are enjoying the game to pay a little something for it. Here's a message from the developers on the sale: Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on August 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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