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Not a fan of horror games/movies in general
Well, they've always got a buyer in me.
Well if it's good then ppl will flock
A 5 hour horror game is hard to justify it $60. I'd love to see more mid-sized studios tackle horror games and release them for $30-40
Likely the case at EA. The kings of bloating budgets and wasting money. Plenty of horror games have been great successes for far less budget.
Nice try though.