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I know, but, that's not what I'm saying. There's being well received by critics (GOTY) vs well received by gamers (sales, I suppose). These aren't always the sa
by dfxm12 8y ago
I know, but, that's not what I'm saying. There's being well received by critics (GOTY) vs well received by gamers (sales, I suppose). These aren't always the same the other media like film, tv, music, etc.
What's really more important to a game studio? That their customers like them or meaningless praise from game critics (which, as you suggest might not have the best credentials).
- lentil_soup 8y agoyou want both, and they're usually quite correlated. Having a low score on Metacritic is a pretty good indicator that your game will not sell.