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Treating games like this as your monthly/weekly movie at the theatre makes it more understandable.
As for your movie analogy, I quit going to movies years ago because it cost to much. I also bought a game I was not going to the movies.
I also bougth Kingdom Rush for $2.50 during the steam sale. I have 10 hours in the game and I'm still not finished. I also enjoyed it more.
"What Remains of Edith Finch" is one of the most unique and original 'games' in existence. Not to mention it's beautiful aesthetics, immersion and narrative - all developed by a handful of staff.
And that is what justifies the cost.
Sure it isn't perfect, but gamers these days expect too much without considering the HUGE amount of time, effort, cost and creativity that actually goes into developing modern games.
Because it is. it's an interactive story. It's more like a self directed movie than a traditional game.
it's as long as it needs to be to tell the story they wanted to tell.
This is actually one of the pitfalls of producing a shorter game on Steam. People abuse the refund policy to return games after they've finished them.
sounds like you got your money's worth then.
We just covered this. Pay attention.
They could have sure, but frankly, that would get very, very boring. This isn't a high action game. All you're really doing is slowly moving along following the story.
That's your opinion and you're welcome to it, but it's a mistake to judge the value of a game on playtime. You think it's too short? well move slower. Spend more time looking at stuff. Or would that be too boring for you? Because that's the same reason I wouldn't want to game to be too long!
that's less than you pay for most Movie tickets or DVD's and you get similar length of content.
Going out to the movies can get expensive yes, but sometimes it's worth it to get to see a movie on a huge screen in 3d as opposed to my relatively small 50" with a so-so home theater system at home.
k.
gratz? I'm glad you're enjoying it, but that's apples and oranges here. I personally don't care for tower defense games, so even at $2.50 it would have no value for me.
It's not just an opinion, it's a fact. The game is not worth the current price tag, a 2 hour game should be 5$. Since you are so keen on comparing movies to games, I can rent a movie for 5$ and watch it for the same amount of time as this so called game. This game is not the next best thing since sliced bread, put your ego aside and realize the truth. I get it, you want to feel as if tho you didn't waste your money, so you're going to stand up for this game with all your might, but the fact remains that it's unbelieveably short for the price you pay. I'm not the only one who thinks so, but keep pestering me and I'll give this game a negative review.
That's your opinion.
The length of the movie doesn't change when bought instead of renteded.
That's your opinion.
I'd rather pay $0. Guess we're both out of luck there.
that's still just your opinion.
That's not the kind of games AnnaPurna Interactive makes though.
No, just, no. Simply saying something "is a fact" does not, in fact, make it a "fact" at all. It's JUST your opinion whether you admit that or not.
Then don't buy it. No one's twisted your arm and forced you to hit that buy button. You are just in buyer's remorse.
that's your opinion.
I'm not "keen" on anything, but considering that AnnaPurna Interactive is primarily a motion picture production company, it's quite an apt comparision.
Ok, that's lovely and all. Shame the game isn't available for rent, but this sill doesn't change the fact that non one forced you to hit that "buy" button
Strawman. I never suggested that it was. If you're going to go off on an angry forum derp rant, do try to stay on topic.
Ad hominem. you're attacking me and not the argument.
do you? Because you don't really seem to. you seem to be letting your imagination run away with you now.
Not that it's any of your business, but I don't feel like I wasted my money. I bought the game on sale and enjoyed every minute of it.
More strawman ad hominem. Attack me all you want, It won't affect me nor will it magically make you right.
Still having trouble understanding the difference between facts and opinions I see.
Yes it is short, but that's pretty much par for the course with "walking simulators". nothing "unbelievable" about it.
That's your opinion.
Are you seeing a trend here yet, or what?
"Argumentum ad populum/bandwagon fallacy" and "confirmation bias".
I'm sure it makes your sore tushy feel better to know that other's agree with you, but that isn't proof of anything and it doesn't make you right.
lolok whatever. You sling all the empty threats you want bunky, it's not going to phase me. You go ahead and leave whatever kind of "review" you want, it'll be like spitting into the wind. I personally don't put much stock in user "reviews", but the game's getting a overwhelmingly positive response. You're entitled to your opinion, but please get off your high horse.
People are making those comparisons because, to them, playtime shouldn't be directly related to the price of the product, or at least not that much. Let's take Firewatch: it is also a "walking simulator", costs the same as Edith Finch, but is 4 hours long. Using this mentality, one could say it is worthier of the 20 bucks because it lasts more, but to me, it doesn't. I like it a lot, but I don't think the story is as good, the game world is not as rich, and it just doesn't feel as meticulously crafted as Edith Finch. In fact, it feels stretched, if it had been made shorter, maybe the narrative would have been more engaging to me.
I do agree that the game is a little overpriced, and that is the reason I haven't bought it yet. But I intend to in its next sale, even if it is just a 5% discount. I have watched an entire playthrough already, but I want to experience the world more directly too, and I believe it will be worth it.
I wasn't curious at all. I appreciate your opinion and the way you view it. I honestly ran through this game in 1.8 hours. The story was subpar and the characters had no depth to them. Everyone dies in the dumbest way. The only good thing about the game, is that it is creative and different in terms of atmosphere and cool little texts they added in certain spots, or that mini game. Other than that, the game was too short and lacked a lot of content. The game was simple and felt like it was designed for simple minded beings. If I'm going to be spending my hard earned cash on something, I expect to get my money's worth. I can't say that for this game, I can't even say that for most current games that are out nowadays to be completely honest. I wouldn't have been bored with a longer play time, that would have actually gave some characters depth and development, thus creating an attachment to said characters. That's exactly what they do in TV shows, so that way when they die or whatever, you can actually feel that loss as if it were your own. The only emotion I felt playing this game, was sadness and that wasn't due to the fact that the characters died. It was due to the fact that I wasted my money.
I say you should take a look at How Long to Beat next time a story driven game attracts your attention. I use that a lot to calculate how many weeks or months I'll spend in longer games, and you could use it to avoid disappointments XD
I'm not asking for a refund. They can keep my money, it's not the first time a company or corporation burned me.
There's a difference between crying and stating my opinion and subjective truth. For the record, it's "waaambulance".
Good for you. I wish I could say the same.
It is to me. What the hell good do you think threatening ME about this is going to do for you?
if you say so.
Tu quoque? You're the one guilty of mutual exclusion here, not me.
again, attack me all you want, that's nothing but a strawman ad hominem.
That was somewhat clever, but you're still incorrectly equating the value purely with the playtime which is just a fallacious argument.
Write whatever "review" you want, why the hell do I care?
And I disagree. You're entitled to your opinion, but so am I
lol, [sic] "your" thread. you own it? It's a public forum bunky. I can respond to any If you can't take criticism then don't post.
SO FREAKING WHAT? THAT DOESNT.MEAN.OR.PROVE.ANYTHING! How many times do i have to say this before you it gets through your rock thick skull??
Yes and most of us responding here appear to disagree with you. So explain to me how our collective opinion isn't valid but you think yours is?
No, but I don't need to. Again, I don't put all that much stock in user reviews, but they are clearly highly positive.
again with the bandwagon nonsense.
Other people are allowed to have their own opinions.
How many times are you going to repeat this same strawman ad hominem?
lol ok.
Then what are you getting all butthurt and bent out of shape for.
Shill gambit. You got proof that they are being "paid" in exchange for positive reviews? You going to accuse the steam users of the same thing too?
ok.
I'm surprised it took you thing long to resort to attacking spelling errors. Getting desperate are we?
You keep telling yourself that. Whatever makes you feel better.
lol. oh shut up, if anyone "burned" you here it's yourself.
Oh you are definitely crying like a capital B-eye-tee-cee-aych.
Have whatever opinion you want, but stop pretending yours is the only valid one.
for the record attacking spelling is a red herring and ad hominem. typo's happen.