Quite honestly, I hate getting excited about a game. The reason for this is because I do have a rather vivid and creative imagination, despite what might be apparent when talking to me, and therefore it makes it nearly impossible for my expectations for any game to be fully realized. I don't blame game developers for this nonsense. It's just the way things are.
For example, my expectations for Krater can be summed up basically as such: "A top-down, co-op Fallout ARPG." That's hardly the case.
So when I read about all these games that are coming out in the near future from now until that dreaded holiday season, I find my inner-voice yelling at me, telling me to stop getting so damned excited. I hate that voice. Logic and reason are sometimes a pain in my ass, despite how much I rely on them.
How about I give you a few examples of some games that are coming out soon, and we'll see how things pan out in a couple of months.
The one largest in my mind's e…
For example, my expectations for Krater can be summed up basically as such: "A top-down, co-op Fallout ARPG." That's hardly the case.
So when I read about all these games that are coming out in the near future from now until that dreaded holiday season, I find my inner-voice yelling at me, telling me to stop getting so damned excited. I hate that voice. Logic and reason are sometimes a pain in my ass, despite how much I rely on them.
How about I give you a few examples of some games that are coming out soon, and we'll see how things pan out in a couple of months.
The one largest in my mind's e…