Not all games need to be eternal game projects that the dev commits themselves to for the rest of time. Normalize normal release schedules and letting games end.
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Not all games need to be eternal game projects that the dev commits themselves to for the rest of time. Normalize normal release schedules and letting games end.
100% correct. Not sure why I’m getting downvoted, I was more joking about how they have it made, rather than begging for updates.
Incidentally, they’re the one making statements about updates coming in 2025, hence this joke. I even clarified with the edit, but 🤷♂️
Exactly! It’s not a competitive game. It doesn’t involve an online component.
Frankly I think it’s exactly what it needs to be, bugfixes not withstanding. It’s complex, fun, challenging, but not overwhelming.
The only thing I can think i might want are more challenges, but that’s such a minor thing if I never got another I’d be perfectly content.