Thus far in the process, there's only been one programmer, Rebecca Cordingley, "who makes everything also does most of the art, UI, and other stuff on the game." Ironically, it might also actually delay the initial release slightly as the studio seeks that help-and also because there's no longer financial pressure to get it released. The move will also enable the studio to pick up resources that will ultimate speed up development. The upfront money they’re providing means we’ll be able to afford more help and resources to start ramping up production and doing some cooler things."
"Now we can just focus on making the game without worrying about keeping the lights on.
"That takes a huge burden of uncertainty off of us because now we know that no matter what, the game won’t fail and we won’t be forced to move back in with our parents (but we do love and appreciate you, parents!)," he wrote. Designer and writer Ben Wasser said the decision to go exclusive was made because Epic offered a minimum guarantee on sales.
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