Is it shocking? Outside Telltale games, have they had anything better than hilariously bad?
this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2023
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Their VR game Saints and Sinners is pretty good
Hell arguably in the top 10 VR games that is an "actual game" (instead of the typical sandboxes afforded to vr).
GameMill is such a hilariously bad publisher. How are they still in business and how do they keep getting these big franchise licenses.?
They do what they say on the tin, pump out a dirt cheap game for your franchise. For some licence holders, that's enough.
Sometimes I think the IP holder just chooses poorly. I can't think of a walking dead game aside from telltale's that was actually good
The VR series Saints & Sinners is decent, although stronger in the actual gameplay than the story. Although I've only played the first game.
Because people outside the industry fall into the same traps over and over again when buying contract services. It's not just game dev, it's all over the software industry.
I don't want to call these studios predatory, but they know what they are doing. They underbid the labor effort, and make sure the contract scope is vague enough that they'll get paid if something gets delivered. They know exactly how to downplay skepticism of past failures while working "the vibe" to make these deals with people who are in way over their heads.
Another big part of it is that these studios are willing to sign contracts major studios won't with regards to who owns what at the end. A major studio will want to hold back some proprietary asset pipelines, or trade secret code - for good reason. But the shovelware peddlers know they arent offering anything of such value, so they agree to sign over everything, which is a misleadingly useless value add to shovelware buyers.
Another shocking, hilariously bad game?
I bet you could get something playable modding fallout that’s better than this.
Looks pretty accurate to the films. I definitely saw Rick take 40 shotgun blast to the face and keep talking like nothing happened.