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There's a lot of gamers that have a lonely problem and Nikke is the proof of that.

I'll definitely play this when it's released. Seems like a fun and relaxing game for me and wifey.

Plucky Squire, Night in the Woods and Road 96 are all great. These are the kind of games I want more of.

@LazyLombax Just for fun I let AI analyze the review and their review policy. The verdict was that the game most like got a 6 not bad, but it also opened up for the possibility of a 7 even with the lack of originality.

@LazyLombax You're living up to your name. Read the whole review and not just the summary.

@13th-UwU Wukong literally follows the exact cookie cutter format of souls-like games. That genre is in much need of some original thoughts.

Also, politics are totally non existent in Concord.

I don't know why people buy Ubisoft games on launch. All their games are sold at half price just a month or three later. Half a year to a year and they slash the price by 70-90 percent.

@GreatAuk you're very wrong on a couple of things. For example the fact that games as both art, entertainment and education aren't a total waste of recourses. Art will always have a central role in almost every ideology.

You're right though, that we could, and should, divert alot of the resources, put into and generated by the industry, to better serve the worlds population.

Horny teens and lonely middle aged men are a ridiculous group to cater. But it can sure be profitable.

@wiiware "The problem is not capitalist, it's the stock market greed for always expecting more and more profit which isn't realistic."

You can't have capitalism without greed. That sin is inherently built into the capitalistic system.

@BeerIsAwesome maybe because it's the second time they've added RDR2 and most of us played it the first time. They shouldn't have to reuse earlier games as the biggest announcement of the month.

I didn't like it when Embracer bought Gearbox. It was one of those insanely expensive and bad purchases that put them in the position they are in now. They chew on more than they could swallow on more than one occasion, but Gearbox is a real has-been studio that cost them alot of money.

@Stevemalkpus It worth to repeat the fact that not a single item sold as dlc is necessary or even worth buying. They shouldn't be there, but it's also not something lacking from the game and you will never feel even the slightest urge to pay for them.

Both games are popular... But Genshin is vastly more so. And that's the reason why the devs sweeten the deal for jumping into Honkai.

I play both the games from time to time and both are providing a lot of entertainment. I just think Honkai players can celebrate that their game is the best, and let their Honkai peers try to catch up.

The devs don't play favourites, they play budget goals and how to reach them.

A great month for me personally. I've waited for Midnight Suns to hit ps plus and the Blood Bowl games are great fun. I'm also interested in Kakarot and will never turn down a couple of matches in NBA 2K.

Not at all my kind of games, but I guess it's one of the better months for PS+ in a while. Racing and beatem ups aren't really my cup of tea and expansions to live service games aren't really that interesting so far after release.

This game is going to die so quickly. The gameplay is a boring mess where I've played around 50 games now and every single one played out approximately the same way. If I played another hundred I could probably start winning matches with my eyes closed.

Adding to that, the design is horrible. The foam doesn't even look like foam and the colours in the arena are painful to watch.

I guess the characters are fine, some are even good.

It seems like Square Enix had to limit themselves trying not to copy Splatoon too much. And therefore ended up with a discount bin version of a far superior game.

Ps. Before some fanboys come at me. I love both my Switch and my PS5. They are great in their own ways. But the fact is that this is a failed attempt at creating direct rival to Splatoon.