A lot of things can change in roughly 16 years, so many players are wondering if they have the time to invest in Psychonauts 2.
James writes: "Not a game that I was intending to review or even play – Double Fine’s Psychonauts 2 seems to have left a lasting impression on me… so why is that?"
All playable from September 2.
I think it's more perspective, Lies of P is good, but I already own Psychonauts 2, and I don't care for Stardew Valley, so August was better for me. But if I had none of these games, nor certain preferences, September is the better overall month.
I always just add everything to my library so I can download them in the future if I want. These games don't particularly interest me, but good for those who were looking forward to playing them.
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It's a good length, some 12-15 hours - just right to ensure it doesn't outstay it's welcome, but you can easily get longer out if it too.
not 30 hours?? gamers must be furious that a SP game like this is THAT short. no replay value whatsoever. what a ripoff!
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Yeah, this game will be forgotten faster than I thought.
I’ll take any 10-15 hour proper gameplay/story/sound game over any 80+ hour eventual grind/bloat/pad fest.