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I'm well aware of some of the games that you play, and that's cool... TBH, I was expecting some snarky remarks from some of the games I had purchased, but interestingly enough, nobody's questioned me about them... Never mind the fact that it is June!
I'm in the same boat with the impossible to clear backlog... But I have my priorities, and the highest is getting a review written for This Grand Life 2 in time for the launch!
Now you mentioned it, with Citizen Sleeper , one nice thing about games set in dystopian societies, is that they make it more clear to the player that the stuff in the game is happening IRL, and it gives the player a chance to thrive in such worlds, and sometimes can even do something about the dystopia.
You're right about how the sloppiness of AAA developers is allowing indie developers to thrive. There's a good reason why I wrote on my profile for people to "Vote Pilgrim/White in '24"!
I remember those days of how we got fully developed games, and so much to the point to where games were seldom imbalanced, and rarely had bugs because the devs only had one chance to make the game correct! I also remember expansion packs and how exciting they were in The Sims 1. Then in The Sims 2 similarities were seen, but were somehow tolerated. Then when these same expansion packs were released for The Sims 3 (With Pets retaining it's name) my tolerance wore thin... Only I was too burnt out to ever play The Sims 4. (I did download it when it went free, but I only used it to make a proof of concept of my star sim.)
And I feel 'ya on everything you've said in your other two posts. I tried to link another one of my friends to a game on the Steam Store to give him an example of a trashy visual novel, not knowing he was from Germany. No surprise that the link didn't work for him!
I swear, Koei just isn't the same company it was before the merger. Then again, the only systems the non-Japanese release of Winning Post EX (known outside of Japan simply as Winning Post ) were poor sellers in part to management sims not being widely popular in the west until 1999, but also because they were released for the Sega Saturn and 3DO. (Both poorly selling consoles.)