What made you decide to buy the game?

1.ART
2.TEAMWORK
3. TRAPS!

 

I bought the game because I thought it would be really fun, and it also adds a whole new game, King Arthurs Gold BETA, plus more content in the classic. Zombie mode and goblin heads FTW!

 

I bought it to play on the gold servers a while back but because they did have much traffic HATS and shiny name mostly sold it for me but now I play on gold servers and play zombie mode from time to time (although I suck at it) so yeah :P (First post i'm scared )

 

Bought it a last year before Christmas because I had a few a few friends playing. Was $5 (maybe a little higher), and it was cheap enough. Hadn't really seen a game pull real-time building, along with fighting successfully. Art style was interesting and unique for me, and so was the variety of matches and different players. Few weeks later I was constantly in Action server with Arcrave and the bunch.

 

Well, I bought and played Soldat a decade ago.

I picked up KAG from MM's Facebook update and decided to give it a go. I didn't have the time to experience crafting games like Minecraft and Terraria, so I was thrilled to find this new opportunity from a familiar dev.

As a fan of Soldat, crafting and the indie scene, buying KAG was a natural choice for me.

 

Mazey gifted me premium after I played classic for about 7-8 months... I found out about KAG because of a video on youtube by a dude called mmankt ( member of forums ). I had watched it because he made an amazing side-scrolling shooting game called Intruder: Combat Training.

 

Zombies, if i'm totally honest

 

As I basically only play Classic KAG, I would say Hats are the best thing about premium.

 

It was long time ago, so I don't remember it clearly, but I think I just wanted to have golden name and hat :P

 

I loved Soldat so much and played it a ton with my friends, so when you told us about your new project, KAG, I was sold right away, Keep up the good work!

 

the amazing concept, the theme (it's a very medieval game), the gameplay (is very nice) and the gorgeous 2d artwork and explosions and catles collpasing... ah liked a lot the zombie mode in the classic, please bring it back upgraded

 

Two words : DAT TRAILER ...

 

It's a medieval deathmatch 2D scroller with building physics and roleplay potential, what more could you want?
+Chickens
+Hats (MM pls make moar)
+Wild hostile animals

I found out by totalbiscuits video on it and was intrigued by everything above (-chickens since they weren't here at the time)

I stopped playing for awhile but the chickens made me come back plus the new archer features.

Change is good.

 

Got classic cuz I saw Yogscast Sjin lay it and i LOVE 2D SIDESCROLLERS, got premium for all the cool stuff advertised+beta

 

The introduction of Zombie Fortress pushed me to buy it. Along with that, I had regarded this game to hold potential due to its component-system structure (in english: the game was build out of self-sustained objects, in which the gameplay just happened naturally when these objects interacted. The opposite of this is a scripted story game.) and the promise of a robust modding system.

Along with that, the game is pleasing aesthetically (read: very pretty <3) and the overall feel of gameplay is satisfying (digging, chopping, slashing, building, physics, movement etc.).

Also another thing that affected my decision to purchase the game was a promise of the persistent world thing. Can't remember its name anymore, but I'm sure you know what I'm referring to.

 

The game looked amazing. I watched Sjin play it and I fell in love with the game instantly!

 

I believe my persuasion to get KAG was from TotalBiscuit's "WTF is..?" video on it, back when it was in WAY early alpha. I purchased at aroundabout the time Zombies Singleplayer got released.

 

Yellow nick