Gotta say, they turned that game around pretty well. We all learned a lesson about overhyping games.
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It wasn’t just the overhyping, it was the downright lies about what was in or going to be in game. It’s not like stuff wasn’t what you expected, it just wasn’t there.
Right, but, it is now. They really needed better marketing. But it was a very ambitious game by a smaller studio, so, it’s understandable how the launch would be…..rocky.
Lmfao, marketing lies better doesn’t change that they’re lies.
And no, the coop still isn’t close to what was promised at launch.
When was the last time you played co-op?
Exactly! That’s why I preordered the deluxe edition for Light No Fire!