It's "rocketcar". >.>

EDIT: Anyways, I instabought this. I've been watching it for a while, waiting for a sale, and the art style is pretty cool. Also, most physics-based games are fun to some extent.

I can play portal 2 maybe an hour before I get motion sickness, but there are some games that cause it in just a matter of minutes, and this looked like it'd be one of those. I'd love to play it because I like the concept, but it's just not worth the sickness.

I was gathering some older keys from my account today and I ran into this message for the desura key of "DROD: Gunthro and the Epic Blunder":
"Critical error: We apologize, but we appear to have run out of game keys for this game. The developers have already been notified and we are working to get more game keys ASAP. Thank you for your patience."
I sent IGS an e-mail about it, I just thought I should mention it here in case there are others like me who haven't collected their keys in a while.

That sucks. I always try to activate my keys the same day I get them, unless they're new in which case I add them to a spreadsheet (except for Humble keys which I sometimes wait months.)

So I did get a response from IGS, which was the usual "it's all up to the developer". I have to say that is a bit disappointing considering I bought the game months ago and I thought the key was just sitting in my account waiting for me. I don't get how they run out or why they haven't restocked in the last 2 months.
(I mean I get that the key is provided on request, but still they must know how many purchases they have and how many keys they'll need.)

I am in the same boat. I would also have assumed that the number of keys available should be equal to the number of sales. Of course, there could be a shortage while the offer is running due to it selling more than expected or the speed that codes are entered into the system, but once a sale is done, then the exact number of keys should be made available. Surely, IGS must have a record of the number of keys in the system and the number needed.
What gets me is that the game is now on sale in the IndieGameStand store, but I guess that is a different pool of keys?

That's a lame excuse. IGS shouldn't have allowed more purchases than they had keys for, or at least have put up a warning. Yes, the dev is partially to blame.. but so is IGS.

IMO they should give you a refund if they're not going to restock keys.

Was just reading the above posts. That is really fucked up. They need to fix this; like now.

"Oh sorry, we got your money and now you're just SOL."

I can understand an honest mistake, but this seems like they are just fucking people over and leaving them to deal with it.

Hint - when you buy something from IGS, just unlock the key the second after the purchase. It's what I've done since I started buying from them, and I never had this problem...

Same here.

That's the right thing to do, but it shouldn't be necessary...

Well, I do it for pretty much all stores where I buy games, so it's not a problem exclusive to IGS .

Same, but IGS is the only one where I've actually come across this as a problem. Have you had that problem on other stores or do you just do this just in case?

I started doing it after I had a problem on GG . Can't remember which game it was, but it was before I started using IGS, so there .

Yeah, GamersGate has a similar key system and they sometimes run out of keys.. but they always restock them.