Finally managed to get my hands on a Deck this last week. Been having a blast with both Hades 2 and Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous.
I was a bit worried with Pathfinder since it’s not verified, but I figured the controller scheme would be functional since they have a console version. So far I’ve been quite impressed with how smoothly it controls.
That was very quick! I expected the technical test to go on much longer than that!
Now it’ll be the dilemma of “do I buy it in early access knowing that it’ll be only a fraction of the content, or do I wait for 1.0?”
Life before death, Radiant.
I have two moods for this:
One is a playlist composed of most of the library of songs by PVRIS. I don’t know why, but their music just really clicks with me; I can listen to that playlist all day with no problems (I usually hate listening to the same song more than once or twice a day).
The other is a playlist of non-combat music from The Elder Scrolls. Really good for gentle background music.
Does it say when it’ll be coming to the service? I started this game on my PSP back in the day but never finished, so it would be good to be able to tick that off.
While it sounds cool in concept, I think not doing it was the right call - it could very easily have been another Suicide Squad anchor on a studio that delivers excellent single player games.
Consider the TV show another turning of the Wheel. Nothing in it prevents you from enjoying the Source.
10 hours is a short game, but for a GaaS that’s basically over in a blink of an eye.
Maybe they thought people would be motivated enough to play through it 4x so they could experience all 4 characters, but I think that’s a bit silly of them if so.
Interesting choice. As much as I love the setting, I couldn’t see myself living in a place that has hurricanes on a weekly basis.
I’m guessing it’s the manager of the former manager.
While a successful live service can be a money printer for a developer, a failed one is a stone around the neck while they’re obligated to support it, and only decrease trust when they inevitably get shut down after a year or so.
Honestly, everyone scrambling for a piece of the GaaS pie has caused saturation and fatigue. People don’t have enough time and/or money to engage with all these games.
IMO, Sony would be better served by dialling back the budgets of their single player games if that’s the biggest factor, rather than chasing the GaaS white whale.
Hi! I’d love Deserts of Kharak if that’s still available!
I play with the PS 3D headphones, and that mission was very immersive since you could hear just a bit. I thought it was a fun mission and very thought provoking of what the Deaf life experience is like.
That’s a fair point. Maybe it comes down to “is this something that you expect should have been in the game to begin with, or is it something extra that the Devs have added over and beyond?”.
Definitely a very broad term to the point of near-meaninglessness though.
Congratulations to all the winners - they’re all very well deserved! No surprises here (though very pleased) to see BG3 clean house.
It’s very unfortunate for Insomniac that SM2 didn’t get any wins, but it goes to show how crazy good this year has been for gamers!
I think there’s a distinction - I would consider an “update” with new content to be something minor (such as BG3’s recent epilogue content). “Free DLC” to me is a much more hefty addition, such as the Godmaster DLC for Hollow Knight.
(Disclaimer: I’ve not watched this trailer since I’m at work)
I started Control the other day. All I knew going in was that it is kinda inspired by SCP and really good, and I have been blown away at the atmosphere of the game.
As a teenager I ironically started saying “howdy” as a greeting. It’s now decades later and I still can’t break the habit.
I am in no way from the US, let alone parts of it that would say howdy on a regular basis.
I’ve had my eye on monster hunter: rise, so that’s a welcome addition. With the bump from new players I reckon it’ll be a good month to get into it.