ENA: Dream BBQ is a free-to-play surrealist experience that takes the player on a roller coaster with more than an hour of content. This is a game three years in the making, based on a very popular short YouTube series of a similar art style and tone, though there is no overt connection between the game and the series.
ENA: Dream BBQ’s supporter edition is an optional purchase that players can do to unlock a bunch of things that add to the experience of playing the game. These additions are not essential to the gameplay, but they are a good incentive for fans of the project to show their love and support while getting a little love back from the developer in return.
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What is Included in the ENA Dream BBQ’s Supporter Edition?
Once you buy the supporter edition, you will gain access to unlockable content that can be accessed by obtaining hidden collectibles spread throughout the game. The new content gained from the supporter edition is as follows:
- Animatics and Concept Art
- Pre-Production Animations
- In-Development Screenshots
- Developer Commentary
- Downloadable Gifs, Wallpapers, and Ringtones
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Is ENA Dream BBQ’s Supporter Edition Worth it?
ENA: Dream BBQ is a completely free game that has plans to add new chapters in the future that will cost money, a similar marketing and content strategy to Poppy Playtime. The optional supporter edition of the game gives the player some unlockable content and costs between $5 and $15 depending on your location.
Buying the supporter edition doesn’t mean that you’ll be able to play the subsequent chapters of the game for free; you’ll have to buy them separately when they come out.
Everyone who has bought the Supporter Edition has given it a thumbs up, resulting in a “Very Positive” 100% rating on Steam. Long story short, you should think about buying the supporter edition after you’ve finished the game once. If you’re hungry for more content and want to support the team behind it in their future endeavors, buy the supporter edition. Because of the way the game is structured, you can play it multiple times and unlock the newly bought content in your second or even third run.
If you want even more benefits and perks while supporting the deranged mind behind the game, you can go to the Joel G Patreon and be featured in the credits of the next project.
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