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For everyone getting mad about the "lack of communication" as many call it, it's no one's fault but your own, or anyone else who isn't taking the time to seek out answers that are in plain view, they have a discord link for a reason. And it is there to help people get updates pertaining to both projects and anything else, there's also a mass influx of issues pertaining to their team and the workload. Most of this is produced by a singular person, and they're managing to dish out updates for their paid game (Radiant) while putting Polarity (a free game) on the back burner. And to be fair, no one should be complaining about a free game. Much less, if you choose to stay for polarity. Paying for the dev's subscription service, while not taking the time to find the updates about Polarity and raging out about it is ignorant. I completely understand where you're coming from, but it's not a lack of communication. It's people's lack of pure initiative to click a link that would entirely explain what's going on. The developer is a working artist, trying to survive/live and maintain financial stability or at least trying to achieve it. They're finishing up a paid project, to finish dishing out updates for their free one. That's common sense to do. Especially since in the long run, it will have contributed to a lot more since those people who pay will only continue to do so for Radiant. They have a large loving devoted community, so it would only make sense to support them first. For those here for free, you should be thankful considering because for what it is. You have no money binding you to Polarity, it's free and all you have to do is download it. Stop whining. And while it has been awhile, they consistently reference and make statements upon the topic on their socials, and continue to focus on what's keeping them afloat. Food on the table, and a roof over their head.