Yes, I know very cliché title for indie games with a lot of inactivity... First off, I'd like to reassure everyone that the game is not dead.

All of the team members have moved on to greener pastures and now there is only one person working on Landless at the moment and this is in a very part-time capacity. Realistically most of the team members are in their late 20's and need some stable source of income to support their family. With that said, Landless is still making enough sales that I can still work on it, getting it closer to final release, even though this might be at a snails pace.

In all honesty, Landless was meant to be simple rpg/runner game (with small hints of survival) at it's inception, but after the the big intial support at launch, we wanted to go balls deep and trick out the game as much as possible. This was our first project as a team and I'll admit we've made a lot of mistakes during the process. (ie. poor management, poor allocation of resources, etc). This is why we'll need to cut short on some of the promises we made for Landless.

On the bright side Landless already has a great deal of features in it, a lot more than other indie games and we're very proud of our accomplishments. Our current focus now is more on polishing as well as adding small features to keep the updates interesting still.

We ended up overcommiting on certain features, expanded our team a bit too fast, and overall got too ambitious with the project. But through a gauntlet of mistakes, we've gained valuable industry experience that will help us on future projects, so that we will make less mistakes and make promises we can keep.

With all that said, we do have an update coming out sometime in July, and will try to continue updates going every 1-2 months to keep the game alive. One promise we don't wanna fall short on is not finishing the game, and thats one promise you can be sure we'll be keeping as long as you don't mind the long time frame.

Thank you all for your understanding