There has been discussion of pulling Paper Shakespeare: It's Hamlet (Again)! from Greenlight. This would be for a few reasons.
Whereas we are not that concerned with how long PS would potentially be on Greenlight, there has been internal discussion about taking what we've learned from both PS and Army 3 and putting it to work revamping Paper Shakespeare. It was always a much smaller project, not meant to be big, but we have had internal discussion regarding.... what if it could be?
If it could be, then we of course should take it down. The product currently showcased on Greenlight would either be compromised at least and invalidated at worst.
If it can't, then we at least can revamp the presentation. Clean up the description, add in some graphics, make a newer and more enticing trailer.
A third variable: does having Paper Shakespeare as part of our official Steam library hurt or hinder our growth as a company? We don't want to put out a message that can be misinterpreted as apathy for "traditional product growth". We've always wanted to make bigger and better games while at the same time working on smaller projects to support us through growth spurts.
We appreciate everyone's support so far. We don't want to seem ungrateful. If the project was past a point where we could easily do this, it wouldn't even be considered.
Now, I guess we'd like to ask you what you think of this.
Our decision ultimately probably will not be for a week or so.