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And Lies of P was the biggest example of how the demo made a big difference in the launch. I myself wasn't hyped, I played the demo with zero expectations and suddenly found myself pre-ordering the game because of it.
This game has me interested, all that's missing is the demo to make me buy it.
What I mean is... watch livestreams and youtube gameplay to see with absolute certainty what you are going to get before pulling the trigger. This approach never fails.
If not wanting to be spoiled is the priorty, you have only yourself to blame if you blindly walk off a cliff