what happened?

[dudemag]

so this game is dead i assume?

[Ninto55]

Looks like it. What was this game even about? Just noticed it was a valve demo?

[Invisus]

Its a very old game, bought it in 04 or around there. Most likely it's deaaad :D

[Shadow_Man_PW]

There is a very good chance I am the only one on Steam who is playing it. That's because I've had it for so long, I figure I should :P
Can't get passed the last ♥♥♥♥ing level in story mode tho, that guy and his super power magic. Anytime I get his health done at all he switched o lightning and I have no way of dodging it. :(

Edit: Just found out an interesting fact. Rag Doll Kung Fu was the forst wholly indepedant game realised on Steam.

[Baldman]

Was it ever alive?

[swarfega]

This was one of the first non valve games on steam. So not worth getting now?

[utterNutter]

This was one of the first non valve games on steam. So not worth getting now?

My thoughts:

a) The control method is something you get used to in this game.
b) I wondered if you tried the demo to see what the game is like? I bought it on release after trying the demo. In the final release, the game menu lists a 'game editor' and 'language selection' options that are "coming soon" but never arrived. The game's finished otherwise I think.
c) It has LAN and splitscreen play, but I tried to connect to the Net just now and it said it couldn't find the master server's ip address.
d) If you were thinking of buying it I'd hedge your bets, and get it as part of an Indie games pack where it costs you just over the price of a beer. It's on offer as part of a pack here in the EU at the moment.

I thought you might be interested to know that the developer Mark Healey went on to co-found the company that created Little Big Planet.