Probably they haven’t actually

I really like short games, that don’t try to stretch their content too thin to inflate numbers. However 10 hours of story for 60€ seems super detached to me. I’m not paying that.

I don’t think this is the fault of Qualcomm. For some reason I can’t get behind, this feature requires some virtualization mode with lowered security features. The older Qcom chips only support regular secured VMs.

CEOs are a plague

So that’s why my AdGuard stopped working sometimes since the upgrade. I specifically set it to VPN mode as that used to be more stable than proxy mode.

Oh that got more expensive as well

Warframe is huge and it grew into this size over many years and iterations. Digital Extremes earned this, they’re doing a lot right.

The market is saturated with PVP shooters. Give me small, unique games, suitable for a more casual playerbase (not meaning dumbed down but just with less time investment needed). Feel free to keep them low budget to minimise risk for the studio.

I guess that would require actual creativity. And I get it, that is not an easy thing to get by, especially when so many games already exist.

I’ve seen some terrible Unity crimes

It does have a lot of improvements but sadly literally falls flat on what made the first one so enjoyable to me. I loved having to think about my routes and using tools in order to traverse a train that was not made for traversal. Now everything basically has a more or less direct walking path. You get the truck very early on and it will be your do-it-all almost the whole way through. I bought a PS5 just to play this game early and I haven’t even finished it.

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