How many people would pay for KS?

[poopooface]

It's on par with any of Telltale's games, which is normally around the $10 - $20 range. Though, it does have a lower production value.

you can't say on par because a VN is not the same thing as point and click.

[Steinherz]

It's on par with any of Telltale's games, which is normally around the $10 - $20 range. Though, it does have a lower production value.

you can't say on par because a VN is not the same thing as point and click.

Yes it is.
You point at the choices, and click on them

[SpunkySix]

It's on par with any of Telltale's games, which is normally around the $10 - $20 range. Though, it does have a lower production value.

you can't say on par because a VN is not the same thing as point and click.

That's doesn't mean they can't be compared in overall quality. It's like using units of moles.

[Potato]

It's on par with any of Telltale's games, which is normally around the $10 - $20 range. Though, it does have a lower production value.

you can't say on par because a VN is not the same thing as point and click.

...How does that preclude the usage of the term 'on par'?

[Pandas]

Easily 60$ if i knew how hard it truly hit my feels. But if it was an initial pay and I had no idea about it... maybe not even 5$.
Maybe 5$ would be my limit. Who knows. Hard to say.
60$ if i knew.
5$ if not.
Thats my final deal.

[bhtooefr]

I'll note that the suggested price (in RAITA's original drawing, released 2000-12-30) was 5800 yen, or at that time, $50.46. (At KS's release, that'd be $75.40, and today, $56.98.)

I wouldn't have even played if it weren't free, to be honest. However, I think I will donate that $50.46 to charity...