I’m on the same page as you, I’m quite worried for it though.
I’ve been looking forward to it for years - I didn’t even know there was a demo, there’s been nothing in the way if hype being built for the game, and when the release date trailer came out I was caught well off guard - I thought it would be a longer run-up to launch.
I hope this low-key launch doesn’t hurt sales and fuck the developers over.
Considering the day 1 release on Game Pass, they probably got a pretty good amount of money from Microsoft so I wouldn’t worry too much. Many indie devs have said Epic and Microsoft are a great lifeline on potentially low sales.
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I’m really looking forward to Harold Halibut.
I avoided the demo last month because of spoilers and have barely read or watched anything about the game in anticipation.
I’m on the same page as you, I’m quite worried for it though.
I’ve been looking forward to it for years - I didn’t even know there was a demo, there’s been nothing in the way if hype being built for the game, and when the release date trailer came out I was caught well off guard - I thought it would be a longer run-up to launch.
I hope this low-key launch doesn’t hurt sales and fuck the developers over.
Considering the day 1 release on Game Pass, they probably got a pretty good amount of money from Microsoft so I wouldn’t worry too much. Many indie devs have said Epic and Microsoft are a great lifeline on potentially low sales.