Quoting: CybolicI'd find it odd if the creator of a piece of media in another form would feel the need to work on a version that doesn't reflect how they feel it's meant to be experienced.

I hear what you're saying but that's a narrow view, history is replete with creators changing or recreating their work so more or different people can enjoy it.

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I think this marks the denouement of the latest VR push... seems like it's going to stay an optional nice-to-have for supported games.

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yeah this is one of the only survival game I'm still interested in trying after the great survivorpocalypse of 2016 or whenever it was

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Quoting: drlambI can't wait to watch my grandkids play this game.

even the memes about how long SC is taking are ancient now lol

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Quoting: ArehandoroThe thumbnail reminds me of NSFW games xD

Liam knows what he did.

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awesome! I tried the sequel but it really didn't do it for me like the original.

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Quoting: JarmerFunny enough, it was Paradox's predatory scam dlc behavior

What what? Predatory how? A scam??

Paradox are one of the few publisher's with a well established, regular, value add DLC regime. They support their games YEARS after release. Stellaris, for example, released over 7 years ago, but some of the DLC modules released are just £9 yet add swathes of content.

I wish other publishers would take note instead of trying monetise micro-transactions.

I'll take properly thought out DLC any day over cosmetic shite, Battle passes and "Seasons".

I also find their DLC system a turnoff. In CK2, for example, you just don't feel you're playing the full game unless you buy a bunch of DLC. Charging 5$/month or a 280$ for access to the full version of your game is a bit rich for a single-player game.

Compare CK2 or Stellaris with games that have seen constant content updates without paid DLC (Project Zomboid, Valheim, Caves of Qud, NMS, ...), constant content updates with much more gamer-friendly DLC releases (eg, Deep Rock Galactic, Don't Starve, ...), or, dare I say it, even F2P games like Apex or PoE which see constant content updates without locking gameplay mechanics behind paywalls, and make their money off of cosmetics. Don't get me wrong I love some Paradox Games (Stellaris in particular) but I definitely see why people don't like the Paradox infinite-paid-DLC approach. And that's not even mentioning that Paradox DLC seems to always be poorly-received; I can only think of a few that score above 'Mixed' on steam.

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I tried it out. Graphics are great and gameplay is simple.

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i don't know what kind of contortionist necromancy was performed to make the gzdoom engine do this, but I l o v e it.

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hey guys.... do u like.... vampire survivors? yes yes!

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