They're not gonna change all of that with this little delay. Probably just performance tweaks.
That whole creature looks AI generated 🙊
I'm impressed by how good the animations already looked at that stage, especially the slime.
Currently playing the game and I think I'm halfway. Really enjoying it so far, very Lynchian in every aspect!
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown for me. And before that probably Assassin's Creed: Origins, which I didn't finish because it became a bit too repetitive at some point.
Saudi Arabia is the main reason Embracer almost went bankrupt, as they left Embracer at the altar (though Embracer shouldn’t have invested in companies before actually closing the deal).
80 euros is just too much. With all the bugs and with so much feeling the same, such as the level design, the gameplay, even the voice lines. It comes across more like a remaster than a true remake.
Even 40 would be hard to justify at this point because that 80 euro price tag already left a bad taste, especially with the whole release now, fix later mentality. I’ll probably only pick it up if it ever drops to around 20, if at all.
Bioshock 4 (if it ever comes out) will probably still look and play like a Bioshock game, but without Kevin, it might miss that spark that made the originals so special. Honestly, Judas might end up feeling more like the real spiritual successor.
I think it's similar to Riven and Myst. I haven't played Syberia, though it was always on my list, so I'm really curious to have VR be my first introduction to it!
That's what the Phantom Edition for BF6 costs, right? Don't get me wrong, I still think it's expensive, but at least the base game is launching at the same price as most other games.
That said, I totally agree with your comment. Everything's getting way too expensive.
It actually made me game way less, which in its own way has been a good thing for me.
Still cautiously curious, but credit where it’s due: that trailer was epic. Never thought Bob Dylan would work in something like this, but damn… goosebumps.
Like someone else already said, I really don’t care about the newer Disney movies. So if the choice is between those or no Disney worlds at all, I’d honestly prefer they skip Disney entirely.
What I’d love to see is something like a Jungle Book world. But more than that, I miss the surreal atmosphere from the first game's worlds. Like Traverse Town, End of the World, or Hollow Bastion had this dreamy, mysterious quality that I feel has been missing in all other games.
A24 and Alex Garland? Color me excited!
I don’t get the criticism at all. From the visuals to the story, music, voice acting, and gameplay, it’s incredible on every level. Sure, some parts aren’t perfectly balanced yet and there are a few glitches, but the game isn’t even fully released. I’ve put around 80 hours into The Breach update already (300 or so in total), and I still can’t get enough.
Oh, weird.. I always really enjoyed it. The atmosphere felt a bit different from the other games, more dreamlike or something, but not necessarily worse. Imo more Dark Souls equals more fun!
It gives me Lost in Random vibes - keeping my eyes on this one.
Part of me is excited about a new Unreal, but it also feels like we barely scratched the surface with games built in Unreal 5. Not complaining, but part of me wonders if we’re moving on a little too fast before really tapping into its full potential.
Maybe not necessarily a mod, but I'm curious if we're able to play it in VR through UEVr.
edit: Guess it is: https://youtu.be/FprpKZbTr_...
What the hell is happening with Sony these days? I think a lot of people were already pretty shocked when they raised the prices last year, but now they’re like, 'Let’s be cheeky and ask for even more.' I’m honestly so glad I dropped it back when they made that move. The price just isn’t justified anymore, especially compared to the strong lineups we had during the PS4 era.
Oh! Burn!