I hope this becomes more of a trend in indie games.

[JohnTravoltage]

Rabbit and steel is probably one of the most standout games that I've experienced in my life, because it actually respects the value of my time.

There are so many games that have a really good concept buried deep behind ridiculous grinds and huge timesinks, and its nice to have a game that just throws that out the window and lets you actually play and learn the game fully without wasting time.

What makes it even more annoying is how often entire genres are delegated to these grindfests. Such as ARPG's and how its often just not realistic to even be able to play every class at max level properly because it takes way too much time. I hope we see a game do something like diablos endgame, where there aren't even class levels/respec costs or anything and we can just play the damn game.

[zero]

at first i thought you were gonna say more raid-like games of which i'd of agreed but i personally think more content is always better, i got everything pretty quickly and while its not a point i'd critique i'm very much a fan of having another goal to pursue, unlocking items is always a lot of fun for myself.