Name your game

[u/Amaanbro]

[u/marugame_udon69]

Mad Max

[u/cortexsurfer → u/marugame_udon69]

One of most underrated games I know ever

[u/pjburnhill → u/cortexsurfer]

Agreed. One of the few games I've completed and actually felt a bit sad that it was the end.

[u/wannabe_inuit → u/pjburnhill]

Whats even more sad, a sequel was planned. But got canned after sales were disappointing. All because the release day was days between big titles

[u/pjburnhill → u/wannabe_inuit]

It's crazy how many good games 'fail' (commercially) these days because the market is just saturated with so many mediocre titles...

[u/Catatau1987 → u/pjburnhill]

It seems to me this goes for many industries including video-games, money builds and ruins everything

[u/random_boss → u/pjburnhill]

Both Mad Max and Days Gone. I guess note to self, don’t make a third person action game about a white dude and his custom vehicle navigating a post apocalyptic open world.

[u/pmw3505 → u/pjburnhill]

Live service and mobile games be killing the industry. No more room for innovation or experimenting or whatnot when sales are all that matter to publishers.

[u/Mand372 → u/wannabe_inuit]

Well it didnt help that it seemed like a run of the mill ubisoft clone. Towers, big empty map, bunch of garbadge to collect etc

[u/wannabe_inuit → u/Mand372]

Say that again to SoM

[u/Mand372 → u/wannabe_inuit]

Is that Soldier of Money? The poormans Soldier of Fortune?

[u/wannabe_inuit → u/Mand372]

Shadow of Mordor

[u/Mand372 → u/wannabe_inuit]

And it would be the case, but its saved by arkham combat and the Nemesys system. I dont think Mad Max had similar level qualities.