@Taskerland £500 a month isn't even hobbyist level money. I'd expect any gaming club with a few tables to be making that just to keep the lights on.

How do you run up 30k debt though?

@Taskerland That's going so badly you'd think it was planned then.

@Printdevil @Taskerland Their main bod has major CFS and, I suspect, the sort of depression that combines with that to produce "I just can't today" for months at a time. I sympathise, I sometimes get a bit that way myself, but I'm not trying to run a business or promising product any day now. When Kickstarter briefly had a rule that you can't run project N+1 until you've delivered project N, I was one of the people who reported them.
It's a shame, they had good authors, but I think they should admit their bankruptcy. We all know it's coming, and endless petty fundraisers and empty promises don't make them look any better (or do anything for their stress).

@RogerBW @Printdevil @Taskerland I am endlessly grateful they didn't get follow up on the offer to publish Perishing and I ended up doing it myself.

@Taskerland @Printdevil as I understand it that original person is still involved, just not formally; the new people are her friends. Every so often one of them burns out and is accused of all sorts of unprofessional behaviour, and someone new comes in.

"how not to enjoy your hobby"

@Taskerland @RogerBW

@Printdevil @Taskerland "turn it into a business when you do not love running a business", I know.

As Vazh is feeling burnt out it's probably time to suggest he monetizes his hobby.

@RogerBW @Taskerland

@Taskerland it’s a shame as their early works were great.

@Tim_Eagon @Taskerland Yeah, went into this thread with "what's up with them" because I picked up Things We Left Behind a couple months ago because it specifically hit the exact type of modern age call of Cthulhu I know one of my players wants.

@Taskerland how did you inspect their financials? Are the publicly available in the UK somewhere?