I keep considering getting into this game. But I’m not sure if it’s a passing fad or if it’ll stick around. I know there’s been a draught on decent games like this lately, so I know the temptation. I just don’t want to spend 15 bucks for a game that dies in a 6 months.
For what the game is, $15 is a low cost of entry. So far it’s been well supported/regularly updated title and I don’t see that changing any time soon. If you’re looking for a fresh FPS experience, give it a go, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Yeah, it is a pretty low bar of entry. Just, 15 bucks is still 15 bucks y’know. I’ll probably get it at some point. Linux support is my main thing, but that seems to be going well.
Yeah, I pre-ordered 2042 for my brother because it came out a few days after his birthday, I also pre-ordered it so I could play it with him. At the time I was extremely busy and could not keep up with what was going on. It was a bummer day when it finally came out.
I keep considering getting into this game. But I’m not sure if it’s a passing fad or if it’ll stick around. I know there’s been a draught on decent games like this lately, so I know the temptation. I just don’t want to spend 15 bucks for a game that dies in a 6 months.
For what the game is, $15 is a low cost of entry. So far it’s been well supported/regularly updated title and I don’t see that changing any time soon. If you’re looking for a fresh FPS experience, give it a go, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Yeah, it is a pretty low bar of entry. Just, 15 bucks is still 15 bucks y’know. I’ll probably get it at some point. Linux support is my main thing, but that seems to be going well.
Better than $60 on a game that doesn’t have building collisions…
Yeah, I pre-ordered 2042 for my brother because it came out a few days after his birthday, I also pre-ordered it so I could play it with him. At the time I was extremely busy and could not keep up with what was going on. It was a bummer day when it finally came out.