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This is vaporware. Is there a tag for that?

Comment by Starpilot
about 0x10c · Nov 2015 · Helpful Not helpful Report as spam

This game isn't discontinued so much as it is pure vaporware. The developer got started on it, and talked about it so it got hyped. The developer even shared what the in game computer instruction set was, so future players could get started writing actual code for the in game computer. Then the developer moved on to other things. So, is there a tag for vaporware?

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flosspop · Nov 2015

For what it's worth, what you described sounds like a case of discontinued software: "The developer moved on to other things." If this isn't open-source, it's essentially dead in the water.

(for an example, see here).