More than you can chew or not, it's turned out to be great so far. If you really want to finish this game first before starting a new one, why don't you stop adding features, and lock down what you have.. regardless of what you want to throw in there; then fix up your bugs and release it?

The screenshots certainly look impressive. Especially if you are working on this alone. If you decide to finish it, it looks worthy of a playthrough.

Good luck in your decision.

Thanks for the comments and advice and the kind comments. I would like to lock it down... and I'm sure I'll do that before it's really what I want it to be... but at the moment it's still just too far from what I want it to be, and I find that kind of depressing. I have a concept that I want to create a game with... and I'm constantly compromising features out of the game.

The hard part for me is deciding when it's close enough to my initial vision that I feel like I created a really good game, without destroying myself in the process.

My brother had been helping me a lot over the summer, but since he's gone back to school, progress has gotten much slower.

I appreciate the advice [smile]