Why though? There are plenty of good games on mobile, and more are constantly being ported there.
Of course it is. The average phone is much stronger than something like PS Vita. You can play 100-man battle royale games with decent graphics. You can use all kinds of different controllers so you aren't limited to touch screen. Games like Dead Cells, Slay the Spire, Ark Survival Evolved, etc. are being ported there. And it makes half of the gaming industry's revenue.
Explain how it isn't?
More marketing talk that will hardly mean anything in the end.
Looks interesting. I hope the combat ends up being really fun.
WAHOO A GAME I PLAYED 20 YEARS AGO WAHOOO
I just don't get hyped for these remakes anymore.
People still read reviews in 2019?
1 billion accounts is not the same thing as 1 billion users.
This is just as dishonest as labelling middle-aged women who only play candy crush "gamers." Hundreds of millions of people playing only shitty freemium games published by Tencent.
SOMA deserves a spot here.
"good horror films are hard to come buy"
Literally over 1000 horror movies come out each year. I bet you aren't even actively trying to find the good ones from those. Instead you look at the mainstream crap and go: "Nope, nothing good coming out".
Look harder.
Sonic Unleashed
Played the demo and really enjoyed it!
You are actually unironically judging the quality of games based on metacritic scores? You are one of the things wrong in the gaming industry.
"This game is for serial killers and maniacs, don't buy Red Dead Redemption 2!"
Works both ways.
Bad art, do better.
I feel like if it was on Steam it would have sold around 500k at this point. But still, congrats devs for the success.
Epic Games store didn't have a search function for months after it came out. It's an absolute joke.
"Free"
The same people defending calling these games free are also complaining about microtransactions and lootboxes despite being part of the problem.
Because looks aren't everything. And pixel graphics today are much more beautiful than they were before anyway, so why should they stop making them?