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After crunch and amid layoffs, Surgeon Simulator dev Bossa hopes for a fresh start in 2021
Surgeon Simulator developer Bossa has suffered a round of redundancies as its co-founders target a fresh start for the …www.eurogamer.net
Oof.
Yeah I saw that too and just figured "why be surprised?" If you release a sequel to a joke game on an unpopular platform, you probably shouldnt expect it to perform super well. Some games, like Surgeon Simulator are really just a throwaway gag for most players (and Youtubers/streamers, of course), and developers should realise that when they think "should we make more of this?" (of course, maybe there is more to Surgeon Simulator 2, but I honestly cant be bothered to read up on it)
PC gamers are sending the message that VR is not the future.
At least not until you can get a VR set for $50 or less.
It's not a surprise when games with a limited audience don't win popularity contests. Whether it's VR, a CRPG, or a Grand Strategy game, it doesn't matter how good they are.
Also, you need the space. VR really gets going when you can move around freely. Coupled with the high prices for the headsets makes VR a hard sell, even when there's cool games.
Just finished Resident Evil 3 remake. I did like it a lot. I know it is a short game but for that's a plus, I hate when games drag for too long.
I really liked it too! And it can be replayed several times with higher difficulties, yielding unlocks, and tempting you to get better times/ranks. But even if you discard that completely, I think its just a fine, short game. I know a lot of people disagree though, and that is completely fine.
Some more recommendations, I'll post some more later, but for now
Don't tempt meeee. I bought too much already.