For more clarity, support in library was already there, it just now displays it more clearly to people and in the store now
I'm half tempted to do the same with Cities Skylines.. besides the mod support is better on steam, so I might just do that
Honestly my biggest problem with Dead Cells is that in Boss Cells 0 (BC for short) the game feels fun and fast but once you go to 2 and above it really feels like a slog to play for me.
Call it a skill issue but I have more fun on lower BC/difficulties than on the higher ones
Astroneer was a really nice and sweet space adventure that I would definitely recommend to casual players, the mechanics are simple to understand and it let's you take your own pace to discover and figure out it's world and progress through the stories scattered about the universe
Recently got an update to tweak world settings to make it easier or harder, like removing the need for oxygen and all, and with how tactile everything feels, this might also be a nice recommendation to a younger audience too!
It's a bit expensive (30eur for us Europeans) and still has a few major bugs like structures falling through thin floors on save load and stuff but overall was a great experience for me and my BF to run through
Definitely, 100%, don’t announce the twist villain of your movie on Fortnite to generate buzz. Make less money, probably, but a much better movie. I’ve written way too much in this comment, sorry, I’m having an autism/adhd moment
That is still the stupidest bit of it, it's not even revealing the twist villain that's the issue even, like that could have built mystery if it was in the trailers and shit right, it's using a third party studio to reveal a critical plot point in a media that is pretty young, both in it's age and audience, and in a game that's looked down upon by the generation that would probably be the target audience for the reveal
Also it's time limited so it's just a matter of time before his reveal becomes lost media, so great thing there too