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Not every indie game is like this though, and I would go as far as to say that the opposite is the norm. DELTARUNE is a perfect example of game being updated to add more content and stuff the players enjoy, like new dialogues or items without trashing the already established story and plot. Stardew Valley would be another one where players get rewarded constantly despite the game's longevity. Pic-related shows how an indie can go crazy (in a good way) when getting appreciation, and you know they're sincere because they feel the itch to upgrade their games and give more content to the players including waifus, quests, etc. These types of 180° degree turns are a result of certain developers having personalities with narcissistic traits. That's why I always suggest playing the long game with devs who are humble and thankful to their fans rather than combative. You end up winning at the end instead of the "rockstar" types that go and burn away in minutes.