NOBODY WANTS TO DIE looks interesting, at least. Although I can’t wait to hear what nonsense they came up with to justify having magic in the game instead of just paying for the rights to do a Shadowrun game. Seriously, the licensing can’t be that much.
#commissionearned
Wait, what? That game is made of money!
…Dammit, HELLDIVERS 2 looks like a lot of fun. For Twenty Years Younger Me, because I don’t think I have the reflexes for this. See, this is why we need to get chips in our heads.
There’s more than one video game company out there ready to take advantage of somebody’s need to see their stuff commercially available.
Somebody in the comments called that a deal with a demon. To which I would reply: oh, please. Traditionally, demons value human souls too much to start with such an insulting offer.
Via @TychoBrahe.
I don’t think FunCom was trying to start its own little jihad over its upcoming Dune MMO…
My God. My God. It’s perfect. And it’s real.
I think it says something slightly uncomfortable about me that now I don’t just want to watch BORDERLANDS: I kind of want to try out the videogame. I even have it, although admittedly on Epic, which is a pain in the butt to download again, these days. Hrm.
Honest Trailers clearly liked it, despite it being fairly evil. Or maybe because? Either way, buy PALWORLD now, because my GOD but they’re gonna get sued into oblivion.
ROBOCOP: ROGUE CITY looks fun and not particularly solemn. Honest Trailers went particularly easy on it, too, which is usually a good sign. Alas, I just don’t have the time to play it just now.
#commissionearned
I get the general impression that READY PLAYER ONE is kind of a crapsack world, so that much tracks. On the other hand; if online existence is so burdensome, maybe log off every so often. And on the gripping hand: the world of READY PLAYER ONE isn’t actually going to happen anyway*. So maybe it’s not a Torment Nexus thing, as much as it is an attempted cash grab. Those at least are tolerable.
