Voyager for iPad because is the exact same experience I had with Apollo for Reddit which was the best Reddit client back then. Boost for Android because, well, is the same as Boost for Reddit which was the best on Android :)

Haven’t bought a EA or Ubisoft game in the last ten years or more. They can put all the ads they want on their games.

Hehe, by finishing it I mean beating it on Moonson and unlocking all items, a few artifacts plus a couple of skins. I’m taking a break for now until i get the void and storm expansions.

The reason is simply getting rid of competition.

Even if the whole industry were to collapse tomorrow, we already have games enough for a lifetime of 24/7 gaming.

Plot twist, the whole interview is AI generated.

They will, in due time. Such is the nature of tech world.

Indeed, not only indies but also AA games. I just have finished playing Risk of Rain 2. It’s been 70 hours of fun an it cost me under €20.

It probably would have been a good solo game had they chosen that path from the beginning.

100% agreed. We don't need games filled with padding content and realistic graphics. We need FUN games.

This is the way capitalism deals with competition. You don’t get better, you simply buy whoever poses a threat to your business and you just shut it down.

Not completely unpredictable, I assure you that no a single Samsung app will be ever closed.

Nah, Switch U or go home.

I will be getting an oled 32 inch monitor next week (hopefully). This is the game I will play first.

Hopefully people that bought the game in those countries will get a full refund.

I feel you. Same here.

People going crazy over a PSN account requirement but nobody cares a shit about the game having root access to their PCs. Funny times we live in indeed.

Yuru Camp for me and watching Kill La Kill again. Watched it 10 years ago and haven't aged a bit.

Sounds like the price for doing business with Sony PlayStation.

That’s why they are trying to push it up to €70, right?