Genuine question, what makes this game so popular?
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Best features of best games crammed together. It lacks end game, but everything else is fun with few exceptions.
Its fun with minimal bullshit.
It's Ark, Pokemon, and BOTW thrown into a blender and filtered down to the good bits.
It's a (opt. Co-Op) Pokemon Survival Craft Base&Factory Building Game with Guns.
While sometimes buggy and rough around the edges, and without offering many original ideas, the ensemble of everything they threw together is really good.
Sure, it's far from perfect, and every other moment, you can see the quite heavy inspirations they got from popular franchises.
But it's quite good.
While not surpassing any of its inspirations in the field they got inspired in, it offers all these other things the inspirations missed.
It's parts may not be that good, but overall, it's the combination of those parts that make it.
It’s a legally distinct (opt. Co-Op) Pokemon Survival Craft Base&Factory Building Game with Guns.
People have been wanting a similar open world Pokemon game for the longest time and Nintendo just hasn't delivered. Plus Americans really love guns.
To be honest the guns come relatively late in the tech tree of the game, bows and crossbows are used most of the time.
Careers pages seems very Japanese focused. Which I mean if knowing Japanese is preq it is what it is, but might limit the amount of the newly released devs in the market.
I mean it's a Japanese company so it makes sense that they would focus on hiring Japanese people
No doubt!
Great news, cause there should be plenty of them with all of the gaming industry layoffs.
Turns out that making a good game matters more than IP, publishers, cramming, and layoffs.