Soldato
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Not sure what other think, but this has crossed my mind recently.
With Steams 2hr game time policy (ie can get a refund if playtime is within 2 hours), are you starting to notice bigger games seem to have that initial amazing 2 hour intro and soon after kind fall apart in terms of storytelling, gameplay, longevity.
Examples being Mafia 3 (amazing first couple of hours) and No Man's Sky (initially very cool and appealing to me, but soon realised there was nothing more to it.
Any thoughts? Are developers making their opening hours far better than the bulk of the games they are selling us?
With Steams 2hr game time policy (ie can get a refund if playtime is within 2 hours), are you starting to notice bigger games seem to have that initial amazing 2 hour intro and soon after kind fall apart in terms of storytelling, gameplay, longevity.
Examples being Mafia 3 (amazing first couple of hours) and No Man's Sky (initially very cool and appealing to me, but soon realised there was nothing more to it.
Any thoughts? Are developers making their opening hours far better than the bulk of the games they are selling us?