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It looks like an asset flip and all the gameplay footage so far has seemed exceptionally boring. Probably the only entertaining part of any of this was the term
by DoItToMe81 4y ago
It looks like an asset flip and all the gameplay footage so far has seemed exceptionally boring. Probably the only entertaining part of any of this was the terminally online people catastrophizing about purchasing the game LITERALLY killing Ukrainians.
- clnq 4y agoIs there any evidence about it being an asset flip or pointing towards it being one? In my career as a game developer, I haven't seen any particularly large AAA-scoped Soviet 50s Atompunk style asset packs out there on the markets. So it would be good to have any reasoning to support such a big assumption. Boringness, of course, is in the eye of the beholder. However, there is a lot of hype for Atomic Heart, it is rare in practice that new studios build up so much hype. > purchasing the game LITERALLY killing Ukrainians I think a lot has already been said about this "scandal". I am skeptical of it. Luke Stephens explores the situation more here - https://youtu.be/d8gKPjBk3Ks?t=705 https://youtu.be/d8gKPjBk3Ks?t=705.
- lowmagnet 4y agoYou may be confusing this game with the other recent controversial game, The Day Before, which is a tonal clone of The Last of Us down to the title font. It has obviously bought assets everywhere.