Legend of Grimrock and Vaporum are supposedly pretty good. World of Horror looks sick and has a Junji Itō inspired spin. And there is a new release The Secret of Weepstone that’s very much inspired by the current resurgence of oldschool tabletop games.
All the positive Steam reviews are from people who can’t believe the game has been finally released and say nothing about the actual game, except maybe that it’s not a broken mess.
its clearly pr
Yes, as I said, plan B. Do you expect the studio to say “ok fuck it, let’s close up” when they projected a huge loss of sales after Steam denied their release?
It would be an extremely risky strategy. The studio’s whole portfolio are offbeat shortforms (indeed one of the higher profile indie devs) and I don’t think getting banned from Steam and losing sales there was something they anticipated. Using this for publicity is plan B for damage control, never has been plan A.
please share your theory. also, why popularity matters.
Kein Überraschungen von den üblichen niederträchtigen Scheißvereinen.
Podcast mit KI erstellen
also mal ganz ehrlich, welche Arbeit will man sich denn da abnehmen lassen?
Dass “funktionslose” Figugchen zum Sammeln Kassenschlager werden, ist ja wohl nichts neues.
sad that she was so regretful about her work in the end.
Good you don’t have any.
It already is a unique art form. This is not defined by the commercial availability, and this game wouldn’t be the first art piece that understands controversy as part of its essence.
What’s CSAM?
Stardew Valley totally would have taken staff and money if you can’t live in your parent’s house forever. edit: I didn’t want it to sound mean towards Barone, it’s great what his family did for him, but this game was made possible with a very strong support net – a luxury not many have.
Nominating EA for “worst company” always has been ridiculous. Gamers need to touch some grass.
Die USA verbünden sich mit Russland um Europa auszuschalten.
ok doomer
künstliche Schweißperlen bilden sich auf der synthetischen Stirn
Chatbots aren’t the worst use case, too, even though we are headed in a wrong direction.
like Comic Sans
legitimate use of a LLM
It’s usually called the Web though, not http as only one of the technical details involved.