☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks If you bear in mind the shortness of the game and it's at a price you can afford, give it a try. I've paid more than £20 for a meal that I eat in an hour, a lot of which is waiting for the courses to arrive! Putting it that way, it doesn't seem so bad. That's not the value for money of a game like Witcher 3, but if I play again to get all achievements, it could work out about £1 an hour. It's simple, yes, but I guess the whole thing is meant to be like a story invented by a child, but with adult interpretations possible, certainly at the end. There was something compelling enough about it to make me want to finish it, though. Other games I enjoy when I want a relaxing break from all the rush and gore. I like my Witcher, Tomb Raider and Dishonored type of games most. This could just be the type of gamer I am. I may replay it to get the 4 achievements I missed, but I'd not play it much, if at all, after that. I can see that they were done for a reason. I'd say I spent about 4 hours actually playing new material. Once or twice i played and closed just before reaching a checkpoint, so had to backtrack next time I loaded.
Maybe if it's exceptional I'll have to find time! Really trying to dial back on new purchases this year, and I've only played about 30 minutes of Rain World so far.I'm down at 5 hours to complete the game but a lot of that was on pause. I am looking forward to Edith Finch, but although the premise looks interesting I don't really have time for it right now. Still interested to see more of Wild, and I wonder whether there will be another development with Arrowhead (Helldivers).
It'll be interesting to see if XDEV Liverpool dials back on their external developments (doesn't seem to be the case but who knows), so from that whether we could assume this is a movement across all of Sony as a publisher, or just unique to games SSM was involved with. Sony certainly seems to be moving away from funding/publishing smaller games to an extent with Rime and this, although in these cases I would think it's at least in part because the games have been in development for an extremely long time. Yes, as I understand it some of (all of?) the videogame publishing team at Annapurna are the former 'XDEV' team at Sony Santa Monica who left the company or were made redundant.
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