A post on Rock, Paper, Shotgun catches up with development of Godus, the god game from Peter Molyneux and 22Cans that entered early access in September 2013. Get ready to use your shocked face when you learn that some of the promises Molyneux made about the project have not come to pass, starting with a missed release date. They also cite the lack of promised Linux support and other major features, and now the team says they "simply can’t see us delivering all the features promised on the kickstarter page." There's more on this on GameSpot, where Molyneux admits to overpromising (again), but expresses optimism in explaining reductions of staff on the project, saying they are looking to hire replacements. However, they also have an anonymous quote from "one person with intimate knowledge of the Godus project" who calls it a "failure," adding "suffice to say, the Godus Kickstarter will not be fulfilled and the team have either quit their jobs or have been moved on to a new project." As for why stretch goals have not been fulfilled, Molyneux tellingly admits it's because they have been neglected, saying, "I take the point that some of the pledges should have been met, and that we should have taken the time to work on them."