Hi,
wow, two titles, two months apart? you weren't kidding when you said this engine would provide quick development times. Of course, I don'th think this will happen all the time due to new titles and such, but seriously, this is a job well done.
A friend of mine is going to buy the game and I think before this night is up, I would have heard how a rootin tootin adventure in the silver dollar salloon would sound! I will most likely record this, too as a sort of first impressions playthrough type thing.
I am looking forward to windows titles even more now.

oh nice, I haven't a macosX, and I will buy your all new tithes when it will be released.

Interesting; I am actually considering switching to MacOS, and it's good to know there's actually some audioGames I can play.
Have you considered porting some games to iOS?
I'd really like to play Alien Outback or Monkey Business on my IPad.
Good luck, and I'm really looking forward to many more new games!
Not too many though; You should really consider the feelings of the mods.

Don't get me wrong. No offence, only i wanted to let you know i am the user heavily windows base, and IOS. If the game is good, if the price isn't too hight i am getting original copy. Always i tried to support the devs if it's impossible. I am looking forward to checking these tittles on the PC machine.
Good luck!

Yep,  can understand it pretty clear. Maybe i am writing in that way because i want to play these tittles on my machine haha?
Seriously, i am waiting fo the releases, and it's really great you are supporting other platforms than windows.

I don't think mac audio games are selling better because mac has more blind users.  I suspect one reason why mac sales are a lot better is because of the app store.  When I buy a mac app, I know I get it right away, no waiting for maybe 2 or 3 days for a developer to send me a key.  Also, if I reinstall or get a new computer, I know I can redownload my purchase right away, no emailing the developer for a key, just because I added memory to my computer and now my key is invalid.  Lastly, purchasing a mac app is so much easier: enter my apple ID password, and it happens. When I want a Windows app, I need to find my banking info, fill it in to an unfamiliar website that is different for every developer, and trust that the developer of the game I buy is using proper security so my credit card won't be stolen.  With Apple, I only trust Apple with my credit card, not the programmer of the game I buy.  All of these factors mean that I will often buy a mac app, when I wouldn't even consider buying the exact same app on windows for the exact same price.  On that subject, are your games going to run on Windows 8, and will they be in the Windows 8 app store?

Hi.
I've tried the game, and it's surprisingly good.
Big credit goes to the audio editors and the people who have done the voices. There are so fun comments in this game so I couldn't stop laughing and I died!
I like the shooting, and all those background sounds and comments does really make the difference. It feels like you've joined an epic party! May I ask, are there really saloons where people party that much? If that's the case, I have to visit an other country to try this!
I'll make a recording of the game if you're interested.

Lol, Seal!
I know this sounds stupid, but this game feels more solid and stable than most games does on Windows. It's how fast the game respons which makes the difference. I believe it's the game engine and not the Mac OSX operating systyem which makes that difference, or maybe it's just me who think this game is really great, and therfore I get this feeling. I don't know.

Well I've heard the recording and am llooking forward to the windows version, though like Aaron I hope it will be available from the website.

As regards the hole ap store business more generally, well I can't really say whether I prefer it or not, since I've never really had issues downloading games or other bits of software from websites, and indeed I miss the fact that so many games and other programs in the ap store don't have demos and just have a short description to go on, where as with developers' sites there are often links to audio clips, recordings etc, not to mention playable demos. indeed, while I certainly will buy silver dollar for the fun audio and amusing gameplay and doubtless will other Draconis titles in the future when windows versions become available, change reaction is one I'd prefer to try first before paying for it. I was not sure from the description how the game would work, and when i tried the old windows demo I didn't personally take to the game, but given all the upgrades, changes etc would like to give the game another chance, though again would prefer to try first.

As to mac vs windows, well while I am slightly disappointed the windows versions aren't out yet, I don't mind waiting as long as there is! a windows version to come. if the games were just! released on mac I would be somewhat more irritated given that I have a windows machine myself, but that is not the situation.

I don't see myself switching to mac in the future simply because I have a lot of windows programs and games I want to keep using, albeit that I do not like windows 7 and will probably stick with xp for the time being and have a fresh look at windows 8, though if I didn't have those things I wanted to keep running I would probably think again and evaluate both platforms according to what I wanted to do with them.

still, so long as there is! always going to be a windows  version with the same features and price etc as the mac  that  seems fine to me.

On the other hand I would be interested to see some touch screen ios games for phones and tablets, since the potential for action audio games on such devices is quite interesting, I've been surprised how addictive sixth sense is for instance considdering that a similar game just using the keyboard would be pretty dull.

Well, this is why i want to play it. I like that small crazy games, really.

Check out the Apple Vis podcast.
Should be the latest episode!
http://applevis.com/podcasts

Yep? That's him. That guy is grand! with these Macintosh/iOperating System device reviews.