We need more people to completely destroy Denovo and the entire business. GTA, RDR, Mario64, Zelda etc etc the list goes on and on.
The truth is gaming is trash these days and the further we deviate from the true gaming model and move towards this garbage entertainment model the worse it becomes.Īlways online games, streaming games, online checks, micro transactions, subscriptions, buggy games, poorly optimzed games, trashy effort ports that are no better or worse than someone that was doing it for free.
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Have they ever considered that PC gaming is trash these days? Back when I was gaming a lot you single player campaigns were great and you could host your own multiplayer server to games and then create or download mods to further extend the game many if not all were free. Wait a few months and it will go down in price and be more mature and in some cases the developer admits that Denovo sucks and removes it in a patch.
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I wonder if they have ever thought that the reason why game sales are down on launch is because they launch a beta product full of bugs that is not worth it. I could care less about keeping up with the “NEW” games. I’d rather wait for games to end up on GOG and then buy them if it comes to that. Big Box physical games were where it was at. I stopped buying and playing PC games when shitty services such as steam arrived. The ad-supported plan of Netflix has proven to be profitable, a slightly cheaper gaming service could be a hit too. And come to think of it, I don't think it's far-fetched to imagine Netflix having its own version of a gaming subscription in the future. Game subscription services on mobile has been quite popular, we have seen that with Google Play Pass and Apple Arcade. It makes sense, it has all the resources and games that would be needed to Microsoft already plans to launch its own game store on iOS and Android, the company's gaming chief, Phil Spencer, had said that creating a separate app store for Xbox Games would be trivial. With the inevitable enforcement of the Digital Markets Act in the EU, the walled garden of Apple's ecosystem will be split asunder, and it will give way to rival app stores. Are video game subscription services the future? It will be based on an upcoming Netflix release that will come out later this year. Super Evil Megacorp, which is known for Vainglory, Catalyst Black, has partnered with Netflix to work on an exclusive game. The announcement states there are more to come, does that mean a new Monument Valley game is in the works? I recommend buying the games before that happens. You know what that means, the games will be pulled from the App Store, and will only be accessible for Netflix subscribers. Ustwo's Monument Valley 1 and 2 are coming to Netflix in 2014. You can watch a trailer of it on YouTube. The new game will be announced on April 18th. The next game from Ubisoft is a rogue-lite game called Mighty Quest: Rogue Palace, which is set in the same universe as the popular PC game, The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot. The streaming mogul entered a partnership with Ubisoft to launch 3 exclusive games, the first of which was Valiant Hearts: Coming Home, it was released a couple of months ago. Netflix is working on releasing a sequel to Nanobit's game later this year. Netflix has also highlighted the success of its own games, such as Too Hot to Handle: Love is a Game, which is based on its show of the same name. The latter is up for pre-order on Steam and GOG, and has a playable demo that you can try right now. Note: Highwater and Terra Nil are also coming to PC. It is a reverse city-builder of sorts, where players have to transform a lifeless landscape into a thriving ecosystem by planting forests, purifying the soil and cleaning polluted oceans. Terra Nil will be released on March 28th. Watch the trailer to learn more about the game. You will need to guide the main character and friends through the world of Highwater by boat, to discover new islands and allies, in a bid to escape to Mars. The turn-based strategy adventure game is set on a post-apocalyptic Earth which is flooded. Highwater is now available on Netflix Games. The titles will span across various genres, from RPGs to adventures to puzzle games. Netflix's announcement states that its in-house game studios are working on 16 games, and that it has partnered with other studios/developers for 70 more games. It currently has 55 mobile games on Google Play and the App Store. Into the Breach, Kentucky Route Zero, Moonlighter, TMNT: Shredder's Revenge are some examples of the popular titles available for Netflix subscribers.
Ever since, it has added more to the service. The Los Gatos company launched Netflix Games for iOS and in November 2021, with 5 exclusive games.
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