Game developers should understand most of their sales come from adults with jobs. If your game is less than 20 hours without an open world, that's actually a plus for a lot of people.
Yes, I know "open world" is a selling point but we're already at a Zombie level of overexposure with open world games.
Just bought trading cards for the first time in Steam. If I didn't get high quality art of Corn Kidz 64 by doing so, I would've said it's a scam.
Like, why do you even care about badges.
Hi-Fi Rush was such an amazing game. Really bums me out that we may never get a sequel.
My Steam Deck should be arriving by the end of this month. I'm going to play so many indie games I've neglected for so long.
Really good tutorial for Balatro, went from really easy to really hard quick, but I was enjoying every aspect of it.
Easy to understand but with a lot of depth, no wonder people are addicted to this game.
Finally got around to buying Balatro.
I already have a soft spot for interesting games centered around the standard 52 playing card deck like Faerie Solitaire, so I'm looking forward to it.