Release 1 Hour Before the Oblivion Shadowdrop

[Cpt BaseballBatBoy™]

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Hope it will sell well anyways

[Mondo Zappa]

It's literally only $14, if the people buying that thing cared about this thing they could just also add it to cart and they would just have paid one standard AAA release price basically lol

[Arty]

Different target audience.

[Thunlex]

It will sell well anyway; it's a great game that more people will soon discover

[F4rhang]

Unpopular Opinion: I don't even care about Oblivion and I bought this game. I even have Game Pass but can't be bothered to download 130 GB.

[peep]

The people who were following this game were already gonna buy it. GTA 6 could have come out on PC today and this game still would have sold well because survival horror fans have been waiting for it.

[Jase]

Would you even want to bother with Oblivion after what happened with Starfield? Bethesda has been a disaster since Fallout 4 really...

[decizion]

Originally posted by Thunlex:

It will sell well anyway; it's a great game that more people will soon discover

At first sight it seems sales tanked badly…

[Manu]

Do you think that survival horror fans care for something like Oblivion? We have it on Gamepass and I don't even care to download that crap and play 150 hours of nonsense.

Not to mention that is a 2007 game only with better graphics.

Originally posted by decizion:

Originally posted by Thunlex:

It will sell well anyway; it's a great game that more people will soon discover

At first sight it seems sales tanked badly…

Hopefully that is an irony cause nobody can check sales except the devs lol

[Thuzar]

According to IGN article, Raw Fury complained that Oblivion Remaster shadowdrop really did tank Post Trauma sales, and that they are powerless as indie publishers/devs to prevent such things happening.

https://www.ign.com/articles/indie-publisher-boss-feels-the-pain-for-our-team-after-the-elder-scrolls-iv-oblivion-remastered-shadow-drop-sucks-the-air-out-of-the-room

The hyperproduction in game industry is slowly but surely killing gaming overall, with creativity going down the bin in order to make quick buck on flashy visuals and zoomer-type gotta-go-fast brain-rot-inducing gameplay...