I never bought Dangerous Golf as it simply didn't appeal to me because of how simple and barebones it was. Admittedly I also didn't know about it until DF made a video and didn't know about their other games until now. So I guess visibility is a factor too.
This is nothing against "gaming journalism" in general (all these rants are beyond ridiculous), but it's not hard to notice a positive bias towards a small British studio with hard working nice blokes here. EG has a history of overrating the TFE games. I even find it understandable - I want TFE (and Alex Ward in particular) to succeed, but I'm at the same disappointed with their releases.
What? Driveclub has music during gameplay and it's one of the best racing soundtracks in a long time (Hybrid did the score). The game defaults to no music during gameplay, though, which is dumb but you can enable it which, of course, I did.
Plenty of racing games lack music in-game, Project CARS being another.
We should do a thread for each one and shit on all of them then.
There's a difference in not putting music in a sim racer and not putting it on an arcade racer that's trying to be another game that had an incredibly memorable OST.
I agree. Also means licencing problems in the future prevent delisting
Good for you, Spotify is not available in my country so I won't be able to use it. I prefer playing most of my games with in-game soundtracks, so music is basically cut out for me from this game because I don't live in the correct region, amazing isn't it?
So the developer decides to not put a soundtrack in and somehow epic is involved? How?
Spotify is required for multiplayer now? Didn't know that.
Refreshing positivity, thank you for that. I'll be doing the same at midnight! :)
It's easier to get pizza delivered by helicopter when you live far from the city. So pizza is 1000 bucks these days, totally crazy.
This game also requires you to live in a house because it could rain and that's bad for your console. So don't forget to add the costs of that to "multiplayer".
The point I was making is these two games are nothing alike and the developers clearly allocated their budgets in different areas that they deemed important. Clearly for this game, they felt that their rumored $140K budget was best allocated towards the graphics and gameplay and not wasting money on licensed music, as little or big as that may be.
Where do I get US payment info from?
You are trying really hard to construct the worst possible scenario here. Also pkeae check out my edited reply.
There's something inherently bothersome about this comment, as it assumes every opinion about every game needs to be the same. Why can't this Eurogamer person just genuinely not be bothered? Why does that bother you?
