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LOL
Sry, but really just LOL
It worth every cent
no its not
compair this price to any pokemon game and its basicly pinuts and u get alot more contents aswell and the game is still in EA.
Actually the reverse is sometimes the case. Pokemon and those AAA titles are getting more sales and revenue and can charge less because of their guaranteed sales alone.
If you don't feel it's worth it now, wait a couple years and see if it costs less.
$43 is not an expensive game in my opinion. I'm thankful for digital game prices. I remember paying $100 for Phantasy Star 4 hard copy when it came out because it was so hard to find. Breath of Fire 2 was also hard to find in my area. When the SNES first came out, games were $80 and some of them pure crap.
$43 for a game with this much content is a fair price. There's been a lot of work put into this game and the devs work hard to fix bugs and maintain the game. Can't always say the same for bigger developers and higher priced games.
first you talk about cyberpunk and now "finished AAA titles" lol
Monster hunter rise is just a port and elden ring sold more than toilet paper when covid started so yea they can start making discount!
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And I see people talking about numbers of player like there is only steam player and its not cross-plataform, meanwhile in game there is alot of console players running around!
To be honest, i regreat not buying it early... and now that its high price , i cant afford it :c guess ill wait for a super discount or something good that i can afford
I just hope everyone is having fun n_n
The game's not perfect. Nobody - devs included - will deny that. But if EA can get away with selling ♥♥♥♥ games for $70+, with minimal replay value and almost no innovation from sequel to sequel, I think Crema can comfortably get away with pricing their game for $40-50. It's got adequate mechanics and stuff to do for an online multiplayer game. The main thing it's lacking quality-wise is more and deeper content, and I don't see development just stopping at 1.0.
If you don't want to pay for it then don't. Wait for release then there will be sales. But claiming the price is outrageous is pathetic.
Of the games i played Temtem is easily in the top10% of the best (full) price to content ratio.