This is not clearly the point, because obviously all paying customers want a real 1.0 version. The point is, they paid for a product with some features, those features were not implemented despide the original dev plan. Simply, this 1.0 version is rushed only to avoid potential problems with Steam due to early access contract.

Not to kick a dead horse, but I'm just now catching up on the news regarding SpaceBase. Very unfortunate, I was looking forward to playing this and had been waiting for a GOG release... guess waiting saved me the money I'd have otherwise spent.

Another point for GOG!

Figured out it may be posted here as well

http://www.pcgamer.com/goty-simulator-2014-the-alternative-pc-gamer-awards/


Best mod support

Spacebase DF-9 | Awarded by: Chris Livingston

It's always great when games arrive with built-in mod support, but this year Double Fine went a step beyond. Not only did they release the full source code for their Early Access game Spacebase DF-9, but they left hundreds of planned features incomplete, giving modders the exciting challenge of finishing the game themselves. It's rare to see that sort of selfless generosity from a developer, and we salute Double Fine for passing the torch to modders, or at least hurriedly chucking the torch at modders from the window of their limousine as they screeched away from the curb.

:D