I'd certainly be interested in pretty much all of the stuff you've mentioned here, though I would say that Taming Dreams, AFC and Clarence's Big Chance are the three I'd most like to see, partially because those are all games I heard about when they were in development but never got around to playing for various reasons. Also, all three of them just sound like a lot of fun.
It might be worth putting together some sort of "History of Mardek" pack with Fig Hunter, Deliverance and Taming Dreams. MARDEK is definitely your best-known game, after all, and while I can't speak for anyone else I would definitely be interested in seeing the various "versions" of it that came before and after and how they (hopefully!) led from Mardek to your upcoming games.
Clarence and AFC could definitely each be sold on their own, at least once they're fixed up a bit. As for the rest, it would probably make sense to put them together as some sort of bundle and just make it clear that they aren't finished and that it's more of a nostalgic/historic thing for people who played them as Flash games (or who just like those sorts of older browser games).
I'd probably be willing to pay about $10 for each of those things, same as Mardek, though I suspect I'm in the minority. $5-$7 for most stuff would probably be reasonable, although AFC and the collection of various pre- and post-MARDEK games might sell reasonably well at $10.
Anyway, I hope all this stuff does end up going on Steam sooner or later!
It might be worth putting together some sort of "History of Mardek" pack with Fig Hunter, Deliverance and Taming Dreams. MARDEK is definitely your best-known game, after all, and while I can't speak for anyone else I would definitely be interested in seeing the various "versions" of it that came before and after and how they (hopefully!) led from Mardek to your upcoming games.
Clarence and AFC could definitely each be sold on their own, at least once they're fixed up a bit. As for the rest, it would probably make sense to put them together as some sort of bundle and just make it clear that they aren't finished and that it's more of a nostalgic/historic thing for people who played them as Flash games (or who just like those sorts of older browser games).
I'd probably be willing to pay about $10 for each of those things, same as Mardek, though I suspect I'm in the minority. $5-$7 for most stuff would probably be reasonable, although AFC and the collection of various pre- and post-MARDEK games might sell reasonably well at $10.
Anyway, I hope all this stuff does end up going on Steam sooner or later!