Unfortunately, based on the Steam concurrents, it looks like a lot of gamers have “missed” word that there’s a new game on the market. Because 24 hours into the title’s launch, and things are looking rather brutal. No, not that kind of brutal.
How about:
Unfortunately, based on the numbers, it looks like Microsoft has ‘missed’ firstly getting the word out and secondly releasing the game on all platforms and stores due to it’s “exclusive” policy. 24 hours in, and things are looking rather brutal. No, not that kind of brutal.
had not even heard of this game. Looks pretty cool, but according to PCGamingWiki it’s UE5… If the stuttery-options can be turned off, it’s probably entirely non-issue.
While I do subscribe to the “quality hours over quantity hours” for game length, 30€ still sounds a bit steep.
has a rather respectable 78 on Metacritic based on 42 reviews
The obsession of “gamers” with ratings is ridiculous. According to the conclusions, reviewers don’t want to give stellar reviews because it’s a short game with light puzzle gameplay. Fuck that. The Last Campfire is also short with some light puzzles and is one of the best games I’ve played in the last years. The impact of an experience can’t be cast into an oversimplified number range that pretends to be objective, but is always 100% subjective.
The reviews for this game seem to be mostly positive (albeit it does seem like a short game). Surprised they have a mere 200 CCUs considering that DoubleFine is relatively well known.
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Back in my day exclusive meant exclusive.
Yeah that’s the problem, not enough console warring and platform exclusivity.
It’s a four hour or so game for 30€. I’ll get Psychonauts 2 first at 75% off, call me in three years about this one.
How about:
Unfortunately, based on the numbers, it looks like Microsoft has ‘missed’ firstly getting the word out and secondly releasing the game on all platforms and stores due to it’s “exclusive” policy. 24 hours in, and things are looking rather brutal. No, not that kind of brutal.
had not even heard of this game. Looks pretty cool, but according to PCGamingWiki it’s UE5… If the stuttery-options can be turned off, it’s probably entirely non-issue.
While I do subscribe to the “quality hours over quantity hours” for game length, 30€ still sounds a bit steep.
Oh well, wishlisted for now.
I didn’t get this because it’s not Steam Deck verified on launch and it does not support ultrawide resolutions out of the box.
You can do better Double Fine.
I played it for like an hour. It’s slow and not particularly satisfying for me. Not sure I will return.
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The obsession of “gamers” with ratings is ridiculous. According to the conclusions, reviewers don’t want to give stellar reviews because it’s a short game with light puzzle gameplay. Fuck that. The Last Campfire is also short with some light puzzles and is one of the best games I’ve played in the last years. The impact of an experience can’t be cast into an oversimplified number range that pretends to be objective, but is always 100% subjective.
The reviews for this game seem to be mostly positive (albeit it does seem like a short game). Surprised they have a mere 200 CCUs considering that DoubleFine is relatively well known.
I usually really like DoubleFine games but this was the first I’d even heard of this one. Gotta wonder how much marketing actually happened at all.
I’m one of them! It’s great!