This is one reason why, although it’s too bad PC players didn’t get Bloodborne (since it’s one of the best games ever made), in another sense it might have been for the best. When the game came out there were a lot of complaints- mostly from Souls veterans - about the game being too dark, or not having enough…

I think the implication is that they were also flops in terms of quality, which obviously isn’t true. They both got universal praise when they were released, and even TLG got many great reviews, despite being probably the most divisive of the three. Which I agree with, despite the wonkiness, the emotional core of the…

“Color Splash doesn’t have much in the way of RPG elements, but it’s got everything that really matters: it’s beautiful, clever, well-written, funny, entertaining to play, and surprisingly huge.”

Dark souls 2 wasn’t consciously trying to make a meta-statement about itself. They were just trying to make a good game. However, even before hearing Matt talk about it, I had the feeling it was saying something about itself without necessarily intending to. That thing was largely the same as Matt’s criticism of it.…

That point about fanboys/girls defending something no matter how terrible it gets is spot on for why Keza’s statement is so aggravating to them. She speaks for a lot of people when she says she didn’t enjoy the second entry as much - and I won’t insist that she speaks for “true fans” as opposed to fanboys/girls,…