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No way it’s star citizen. Seems too early.
Got em
More like TES VI
Half-Life 3 confirmed.
Beyond Good & Evil 2 finally got a release date?
Goddamnit man, I was having a good day...
Gotta get it locked in. That date will sneak up on you.
Here's a motivation to start living healthy
Given how I feel now, I'm not sure I want to live to a hundred and twenty one.
Elder Scrolls 6, bro
You better get some good pre-order bonuses for that kind of wait.
Climate change and continued economic downturn
You get goodies like a digital soundtrack and some FullHD wallpapers
fullhd wallpaper that's actually 1024x768 stretched and poorly upscaled
Me too, that way I can have a 24hours prerelease and a golden skin !
Is this the release date for the next cube world update?
Wow, I didn't even know this game has been released. Last time I checked it was still in alpha but looked so promising.
It was, it really was. Played it a TON in alpha. When after years the steam release came I did not waste a second and bought 2 copies (one for my friend) only to realize the updated version is so different and honestly.... shit.
Oh man that really sucks. But apparently there is a new one in the making. If it ever gets released maybe it will be better
Honestly I do not subscribe to the idea that the devs simply "ran" with the money (because why would you - years later - post something about an upcoming update). I think the von Funk's (the devs) genuinely tried to make a great game, but their vision of what it should be simply did not align with that the most people (including me) thought it was going to be.
I'd be genuinely happy for them if an update gets released, people love it and maybe they get more attention once again for their work, but you'll never know when or if this is going to happen.
Also as far as I know (haven't tested it) there's a mod out there to return to the more alpha-ish progression system instead of the one found in the steam release (what I believe most people - including me - did not like about the steam version).
If you want to get more into the details of what happened around this game I can highly recommend this YouTube video on the subject.