Greg writes: "It's been quite a journey so far, but it won't stop on April 26th. During development, the core tester group was around 130+ people. Given the popularity of the game, I'm pretty sure there is going to be a wave of feedback that I will need to address after the early access launch."
Manor Lords Publisher Hooded Horse announced the game has sold 1 million Copies in 1 day
Manor Lords may just be the next breakout hit of 2024. Digging into some already impressive stats
Out today, Manor Lords, one of the most wishlisted games on Steam, has amassed more than 2,000 'Very Positive' reviews in a matter of hours.
Indies are the only ones innovating.
The whole industry is upside down right now. AAA games that are always play it safe and are usually pretty bad or $70 whereas pretty decent to great indie games are usually $40 or less.
enlighten me, which AAA in ... the last 3 years have taken the "easy" route exactly?
we have had quite alot of fantastic triple A games lately.
I'm not here to enlighten you. Go play you're awesome triple A games that just keep on releasing left and right.
I won't disagree that we've had some good ones here and there...but most are trash. But if you enjoy them , more power to you.
Like it or not, Spider man 2 was the "easy" route. Fantastic game it is, but it's definitely not bringing innovation. Innovation is coming mostly from games like Baldur's gate 3, Palworld, Manor Lords, Dave the Diver, and plenty more indies.
Every ubi soft game, cod, diablo, exc. literally all of them release none of them innovate in cool ways or have original games
AAA games almost always plays it safe. There are exceptions, but it's certainly not the rule. To be indie and have the same expectations, means you don't sell games. It's quite a different dynamic between the two.
