The problem is the kind of stuff the industry tries to take shortcuts on.
I decided to apply some filters in my choices and quality of entertainment went up by a lot:
Other than that, I am a patient gamer, I play all kinds of genres, just a bit less on the RPG and strategy side, and I like to support Indie developers by paying their games full price and kickstarting them.
I am ok with playing short games if the experience and polish is there and I never do completions. I also buy very few DLCs and only if they add single player campaigns.
Do this and I am quite sure you will fall in love with gaming again.
So I am a nerd and being downvoted for pointing this obvious mistake?
It is like in the 2nd chapter of the fairytale the Israelis and all the others in the region based all their lore on. And it is relevant to the article since in it it's stated that there were Palestinian flags brought by the protesters.
Journalist really need to acquire the knowledge of Arabs being also a Semitic population. The exclusive use of the Semitic label for Israel and the Jews in general is just one more disgrace in this whole story.
Am I the only one who finds the 1950s version also not nice from an urban planning perspective? I mean, it is a car-centered design anyway.
Half-Life, Half-Life 2, Day of the Tentacle
Let's offer a sacrifice to GabeN, preventively.
Double Fine Productions
Brütal Legend II NOW!
WAIT! Is the SCP wiki the inspiration for Control?
I am looking forward to see the repo man collecting it since it was only a licensed company asset, especially since it is fused with her own tissues.
I stay away from driving simulators mostly because I hate cars in general, unless it's Quarantine or Carmageddon.
Making something VR compatible games pushes towards certain design choices that empoverish the desktop experience.
I have heard great things of Senua's Sacrifice, but I downprioritized it for years now exactly due to that design aspect.