

You’re replying to a pizza cutter.
All edge and no point.
You’re replying to a pizza cutter.
All edge and no point.
And it’s a problem that will hit the smaller dev studios harder.
As they are the ones fighting for attention. Especially on the monopolised PC marketplace.
Sum up Lemmy with one comment
To me Disco Elysium was the next example of the “Art Game”.
The game people bring up when discussing Game as Art, without actually explaining what makes it art.
“which games”
The multitude of incest games that litter Steam’s new releases?
The ICO trilogy
G*mers are entitled pieces of shit.
Linux users are arrogant hipster assholes.
It’s a perfect storm for creating just the worst people ever. And that’s before we add the weird belittlement open source devs get.
After People insisted that Sony backed Palworld was an indy. I knew the term had lost all meaning.
It’s simple
Game I like = Indy
Game I don’t like = soulless committee designed AAA trash
They are popular.
That’s it. Hipsters gotta hipster.
G*mers aren’t known for being smart enough to read.
That’s why I don’t put the /s there. Always draws out the Stockholmed masses.
I was being sarcastic.
Valve are monopolistic, popularised micro transactions, directly profit from loot boxes and gambling.
If gamers weren’t so brainwashed and Stockholmed syndromed they would realise that.
Yeah, but counter point.
It’s got Steam branding.
Another win for the good guys.
Holy fucking AI nothing article batman.
What type of mindless sheeple G*mer would read this article and think “Quality games journalism here”
Opens thread
You continue to disappoint me lemmites.
As if it wasn’t already.
You think people like this, think about people like them?
PC G*mers aren’t known for being with the times.
You are aware there were other digital distribution platforms that Steam put out of business, by those practices.
Hell. They made publishers release physical disc copies of PC games, only for forced Steam integration, locking the on disc content behind a wall.
Like a pizza cutter. It’s all edge and no point