I saw a friend playing that and am looking to pick it up. Just heard the devs who made Drug Dealer Simulator are trying to sue the guy for copyright infringement, but it looks to be a pretty flimsy case to me. Most of what they seem to be citing as instances are pretty generic things not like, unique mechanics or actual art assets or anything.
It looks like the Drug Dealer Simulator publishers are just investigating at this point. Meanwhile, they are getting massively review-bombed in Steam by fans of Schedule 1.
ahh, I'd heard they'd filed something. And I totally agree, could you imagine if From sued every successful soulslike? Ridiculous. I'm not generally in favor of review bombing for stuff like that but it's hard not to feel like they asked for this one.
Yes! Hahaha I would hop on the computers at school and play for hours. Drunkmenworkhere haha brings back memories
Just read about this today! It has great reviews.
Just as a follow up on Blue Prince. I'm over 12 hours in and this game goes hard. Every time I solve a larger puzzle, it only creates more questions and puzzles. The game is flat out amazing! But if you aren't into rougelites and meta puzzle games like The Witness, then this isn't for you.
This game seems right up my alley! I’m bumping it to the top of my list, thanks for mentioning it here. Does anyone know around the total time it’ll take to finish?
Just saw this article yesterday, titled, "It took me 25 hours to 'finish' puzzle strategy game Blue Prince—and 15 hours after that I'm still uncovering new mysteries"
From what I can tell, defining "finish" for this is tough. You can complete the objective you are given at the onset in probably 10hrs or less depending on how perceptive you are and how much you focus your room drafting to that end. But that's not really finishing the game.
I had been away from video games for a while when I dove into Skyrim. I was blown away with the sheer amount of stuff I was free to do. I would sometimes spend the entire night doing nothing but walking around, collecting ingredients…and was amazed at all the seemingly random events or experiences that would follow. No game ever made me feel more immersed.
Only played a few days but I keep making dead ends and can’t continue. Or, I need to backtrack and I eat up all my steps
That will happen the first few days. Early on, it's best to just fill up the early ranks as much as possible and learn the rooms. The first big step though is to find the garage on the west side of the house and make sure it's powered by the utility closet.
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