Being able to get in contact easily (with the laid off) would be rough, and creating a new studio with no passive income and only promises is a hard sell. But that’s honestly not a terrible idea. Get devs to coalesce into indie studios ready to make whatever passion game they’ve had rattling around.
Did they ever support that for free?
Man that game is tempting me to try to find a switch 2. I really want to play it but that’s such s hefty price.
Or even, like, 0 to 50.
I mean, that still is dope as heck.
Gonna have to do it forever until businesses figure out that half of what makes a game good is that it needs to be a literal passion/art project, and not just a checklist of shit that needs to get done.
Yeah titles should still be short and snappy, but they can cater to more readability while still remaining relatively short.
Old title format is sensible for the limited space of newspapers. We don’t need it to be quite as concise as it used to be with current digital formats.
Part of the issue is that AAA still hasn’t learned how to manage and produce passion projects, which most great games are. They keep wanting to use what’s working elsewhere with no regard for what makes sense in their own game.
Joysticks still drifting is an embarrassment.
Well, time and a sale it is, then.
I guess me and my several thousand borderlands hours are not a real fan then? The games weren’t worth $80 even when they came with goodies. They’re not worth $80 without the goodies. I’ll just wait for a sale.
True, but the problem (at least for me) is that I was simultaneously going nowhere and running out of places to go. I legit wasn’t sure how to progress literally any of the opened quests and felt like nothing was getting done.
Reasonable, but you’d be fooling yourself to act as if forums will meaningfully replace Discord for most users.
I’m normally at least moderately excited for nintendo’s release lineup. This time, though… it’s neat I guess?
Breach. An asymmetric game of 5 v 1 with the 5 heroes working through a dungeon crawl while the 1 enemy sets traps or controls random AI characters.
Yes, inflation happened, and purchasing power has not grown or stayed the same with it. People can’t afford as much, so rising prices on entertainment are going to sting even more.
Oh wow I rarely find people who know about When They Cry. Now I’m interested in seeing more about the game.
I thought the price was going to go up because of silicone shortages.