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With all due respect, this looks like a heavily unoptimized Unity game. My first guess is that everyone jumped on to play it because of a YouTube trend bandwago
by coldblues 3y ago
With all due respect, this looks like a heavily unoptimized Unity game. My first guess is that everyone jumped on to play it because of a YouTube trend bandwagon. Is this actually fun at all? (Yes, I know fun is subjective, still)
- asylteltine 3y agoYes it’s fun
- yett 3y agoIt's an Unreal Engine game
- coldblues 3y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1Y_d_Lhp60 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1Y_d_Lhp60
- Avery3R 3y agoIt's unreal, and it actually runs pretty well. The devs seem to actually know how to use the engine. I've had significantly less stutters in it than in some other recently released AAA unreal games.
- qzx_pierri 3y agoyeah it's the latest 'flavor of the month' game right now. This constant cycle of: 'new game is hyped up > new game gets ubiquitous popularity > new game has a major loss of hype > repeat' Is why I stopped buying games until they've been out for a while. Not because I care about what's popular, but because my friends fall for this trend every time and I've bought hyped games before, but then everyone stops playing them after 3-4 weeks once their favorite streamer shills the next hyped game.
- nonbirithm 3y agoWhat worries me is the same dev has another title released 3 years ago that's still in EA. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1307550/Craftopia/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1307550/Craftopia/ Given Palworld is the new thing I doubt its predecessor will ever exit EA by now. I hope the devs commit the new game to a full release instead of dropping support again after the hype dies down.
- squigz 3y agoFraming it as unreasonable to play a game for several weeks and then move on seems strange
- Laremere 3y agoI've basically played it every available hour since Friday night. It's really fun. It's a unique blend of several genres in a cohesive way.