What do you think will be the price of the game?

[Janembuu]

I feel like it'll probably be around $40, but hey, if it's $60, I would be more than happy to cough that up.

[polomi]

[SketchyChris]

As much as I understand people wanting to just pay sub average standards for the game. I'd be more than happy to pay the price of an industry game for this if it was as complete as they say it would be. Though I know people find 70.00$ prices fairly high, I wouldn't mind it, depending on how long the game is (single player wise, re-playability is nice, but something like 5 hours for a full price game is silly (coughTheOrdercough).

If it is a multi-console release (XboxOne, Ps4, WiiU and PC most likely since it was originally planned for PC). I imagine the game may be priced around the 50$ game, depending on how small it is of course, I'm talking like old Banjo Kazooie sized story (I believe it was around 20 hours maybe on average first time around?).

Whatever it's price I'm most likely getting it and happy to support. (please get on PS4, that'd be amazing, if it's on PC that's good too though )

[Blue]

$40-$60 USD depending on the length. Not gonna lie, though, if it's a good game with a lot of replayability, I'd pay $60+ even if it were to be a shorter title. I may be a bit Playtonically biased.

[Yoshi]

I hope it's a 60€ retail release for Wii U. I'd be willing to pay a premium though. And just to be clear: If it plays as well as Banjo-Kazooie it may as well have N64 quality graphics at full price, I'd not have a problem with that.

[DarkTone]

You can't put a price on perfection.

Or..........a few quid.

[Nightpaws]

My guess would vary on the result of the kickstarter and the platform of release.

If it's Steam only I'd say anything up to £20, but if it were to reach PS4/XBOne, then £49 isn't all that unlikely depending on how good the game is in the end. Though a £34.99 price point would be more likely at launch.