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Kiryu-chan

13 June at 9:22

@Tea, whatever countries they may be, their citizens got good taste lol

Kiryu-chan

13 June at 9:13

I shelved Entropy : Zero 2 until I am done with my PC Stellar Blade run.

But in terms of interesting, for the last 1 or two Half Life fans in the audience; I highly recommend checking out Entropy: Zero 2

phreak

13 June at 9:02

Almost forgot Raidou remastered is next week! (Pays for pre-order before I forget. lol)

phreak

13 June at 8:56

Morning.

@tea: Working on my backlog but FINALLY starting Clair Obscur tonight.
You been playing anything interesting?

Tea

13 June at 8:46

Morning Everyone!

Tea

13 June at 8:46

Completely crazy - I would love to see which countries make up the bulk of those stats...

Kiryu-chan

13 June at 8:26

Also, Stellar Blade peaked at 180k concurrent players yesterday. Pretty damn impressive seeing as Spider-man 2 (which is from a colossal IP) couldn't clock 30k players on Steam release a few months ago.

I am very curious to see the weekend numbers.

Kiryu-chan

13 June at 8:21

@HaseoVII fully agreed. The thing is when you make games to make money you make games like Stellar Blade and Black Myth. The numbers speak for themselves. If you make a game to send a message, you make games like AC Shadows. Concord. Dustborn, Unknown 9, and any other nonsense involved with the likes of Sweet Baby Inc. The numbers never lie...

HaseoVII

12 June at 19:38

Wukong (nothing against Astro Bot but Wukong was robbed lol) and Stellar Blade have set the bar. Western devs need to step up.

HaseoVII

12 June at 19:32

Western devs are so afraid of making games that have attractive women, and that aren't inclusive to everyone. This may be a hot take, but I firmly believe that not everything needs to be inclusive. If everything catered to everybody, the world would be an incredibly boring and predicatable place

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