We always hate it when a game gets delayed. But under the right circumstances...doesn't that actually help the game get better? Should games really be rushed out? Or should they take the time to get better?
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I would also add Risk of Rain 2 as long as you don't stray too far from a power source as each run can be long as the hours melt away. Another thing to note is that based on the reports, the FPS may drop into the 40s if a lot of enemies are on the screen.
There is also the Half Life series. If you haven't played half-life before then you can do so now at the super low price.
Mafia was amazing looking and had a great story. Played flawlessly at 30fps as well without dips 99% of the time.
The same is true for Jedi Fallen Order
Sony games as also on sale. Picked up Rachet and Clank, cant wait to try it!
*Remembers Watch Dogs, Driveclub and Assassin's Creed Unity*
Suuuuuuuuuuuuure!
A delayed game means it wont meet its deadline because its unfinished or because it has bugs and issues that needs sorting out. I encourage delays so that developers give us the best possible product they can.
But at the same time, i hope that the game is itself was worth the wait.
Did it make DriveClub or The Oder better?
the public wont know because we dont know the real reason why the game was delayed and we dont the playability of the game when it was delayed.
Hard to say without knowing what state the game was in as of it's originally intended release date, but a delay is certainly better than rushing to meet a deadline.
No, it makes them playable, barely, with a several gig day one update patch.