This data that’s presented certainly gives some food for thought; why is it that people are more willing to back tabletop games rather than video games? Part of it stems from it being that when many tabletop projects launch on Kickstarter, they have usually already finished developing their game.
As part of an ongoing attempt to improve the state of its premier digital distribution platform, Valve released an outline of improvements made to Steam over the course of 2018 as well as a glimpse of things to come in the near future.
Blood and Bacon is a 99 cent 2-4 person online multiplayer game on Steam developed by “Big Corporation” and published by “Grunge Games LTD” and it is honestly worth literally every penny.
The remake of Resident Evil 2 is only a week away and the hype is almost too much to handle. After spending my brief 30 minutes with the “One-Shot Demo,” my only complaint about the game is that I couldn’t play more of it. As soon as I entered my first dark corridor I was immediately overcome with nostalgia, as the memories of playing the original game with my older brother in the basement of our childhood home came rushing back.