The technical level isn't that surprising IMHO, I think at least a few other gacha games also do decently well in that regard.
AAA has proven time and time again even P2P isn't free from gacha curse.
Yeah, it was because the anti cheat doesn't automatically stop when you quit the game. But it was fixed within a day.
Yeah, gacha games in general are so well equipped to face a big launch.
Hello time traveller, can I get some anime from the distant future
Sorry stranger, I only deal with imperial relics.
huh, honestly there was nothing scary about this, maybe Im just immune to Amnesia by now. Mustve played the original more than 10 times. Once completely without using any lights
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At one point I made it a sport trying to get the grunts to fall to their death in the areas where thats possible I didnt see a jump scare, what did you mean?
Thanks a bunch! That simplifies things a lot. Wish it was as straightforward as opening the points shop in Steam though. It's odd that you can't get there in a few clicks from within the client or on the store page (without a plugin).You can directly access the page by typing the URL in your browser. Or look for the game on SteamCardExchange.net.
If you have a browser add-on, the link to SCE is visible on the store page:
Showcase :: Port Royale 4
Set sail and join the colonial powers of Spain, England, France and the Netherlands in their fight for supremacy of the Caribbean in the 17th century.www.steamcardexchange.net
Once you are there, you can click on this button:
Steam Community Market :: Showing results for: Steam, Port Royale 4
steamcommunity.com
ive got my pants and a washing detergent pod ready to go.
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It was a manner of speaking, sorry. I meant that the whole monster hide and seek craze being over, and the dev being one of the big names in the genre, I hoped for something more atmospheric than a monster chase in the very first seconds of the trailer.
oh, right, absolutely agree! I think these hide and seek moments, and the chase sequences do not add to the genre at all. These things are more like chore to me than terrifying. I think RE7 brought a breath of fresh air by letting you defend yourself again (after that was out of fashion)... and they balanced it really well. I mean, it still wasnt scary to me, but whatever
The same can be said of any genre until one game makes a big splash. Think of what turn based strategy/tactics was like on PC before XCOM reignitied it? Now every entry in the genre is an XCOM-like/lite
What do you mean "already October" when this year feels like it's been going on forever.Can someone please explain to me how it's already October? I'm going to be 30 years old in a few weeks
I'm only a few short months behind youCan someone please explain to me how it's already October? I'm going to be 30 years old in a few weeks
Kind of, but in the case of space sims the thing that hurts is that many publishers held it as common wisdom that nobody wanted to play them.
That holds true for basically all PC-centric genres not named RTS
Well, to be fair, they are some of the hardest games to make because no engine is tailored to them and they require massive changes to accomodate their needs. But yeah, I can't quite think of one that came out, dual universe maybe?That holds true for basically all PC-centric genres not named RTS
Though from what I've seen space sims/flight sims didn't have the best quality track record with crowdfunding. Elite Dangerous and one day maybe Star Citizen, but I can't even think of any others off hand that did big crowdfunding numbers AND have been good quality
It's all good
. If this brings back the heyday and we get games like the old Jane's series again, I don't care how many EA or Star Wars titles are required do it, so long as it does
Jane's F-15 was my first foray into flight sims. I miss those not-quite-arcade, definitively sim-lite games!It's all good
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