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No tutorial or guide on what to do. I should not have to rely on youtube videos to learn how to play.

I have been disconnected mid game probably 12 times. There have been a couple matches I have not disconnected. I do not understand the problem... Do I have to wait for the network DLC?

I still can’t believe you removed Prince Steagull from Dead by Daylight.

And yeah, I get it, it’s a video game, pixels, whatever, but DBD is basically built out of tiny moments that shouldn’t matter and somehow do. Prince Steagull was one of those. Not some “content item,” not some checkbox on a roadmap, but a stupid little piece of personality that made the Fog feel like it had a heartbeat.

Because DBD can be exhausting. It’s the same cycle of stress, sweat, bad luck, and the occasional match that makes you question why you booted the game up in the first place. And then Prince Steagull would happen and the whole mood would flip. Not because anything got easier, but because it reminded you this game still has that chaotic, unpolished charm that made people fall in love with it.

That’s why it stings. Removing him feels like sanding down the rough edges that made the game feel human. Like you looked at a little community inside joke, a tiny bit of shared joy, and decided it was optional.

It wasn’t.

Prince Steagull was a ritual. A comfort thing. A “no matter how bad tonight goes, at least we still have this” kind of thing. Something that made matches feel like memories instead of just queue, match, repeat. You can’t replace that with another shiny update or another cosmetic drop, because the whole point was that it was dumb and beloved and ours.

Now the Fog feels quieter in the worst way. Not calm, just… missing something. Like a friend stopped showing up and nobody explained why, and you’re standing there pretending it’s fine because you don’t want to be the person who cares too much about a silly game.

But that’s the thing. People care. This community is basically powered by caring too much about silly things. That’s why we’re here.

Bring back Prince Steagull. The game doesn’t need to be cleaner. It needs to be alive.

I still can’t believe you removed Prince Steagull from Dead by Daylight.

And yeah, I get it, it’s a video game, pixels, whatever, but DBD is basically built out of tiny moments that shouldn’t matter and somehow do. Prince Steagull was one of those. Not some “content item,” not some checkbox on a roadmap, but a stupid little piece of personality that made the Fog feel like it had a heartbeat.

Because DBD can be exhausting. It’s the same cycle of stress, sweat, bad luck, and the occasional match that makes you question why you booted the game up in the first place. And then Prince Steagull would happen and the whole mood would flip. Not because anything got easier, but because it reminded you this game still has that chaotic, unpolished charm that made people fall in love with it.

That’s why it stings. Removing him feels like sanding down the rough edges that made the game feel human. Like you looked at a little community inside joke, a tiny bit of shared joy, and decided it was optional.

It wasn’t.

Prince Steagull was a ritual. A comfort thing. A “no matter how bad tonight goes, at least we still have this” kind of thing. Something that made matches feel like memories instead of just queue, match, repeat. You can’t replace that with another shiny update or another cosmetic drop, because the whole point was that it was dumb and beloved and ours.

Now the Fog feels quieter in the worst way. Not calm, just… missing something. Like a friend stopped showing up and nobody explained why, and you’re standing there pretending it’s fine because you don’t want to be the person who cares too much about a silly game.

But that’s the thing. People care. This community is basically powered by caring too much about silly things. That’s why we’re here.

Bring back Prince Steagull. The game doesn’t need to be cleaner. It needs to be alive.

sony bad but game good

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DREDGE is an incredible single-player fishing adventure game that kept me hooked for hours on end. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the game, and after playing it for 22 hours straight, I can confidently say that it's one of the best games I've ever played.

One of the things that I loved about DREDGE was the incredible attention to detail in the game's art style. The graphics were stunning, and the visuals really helped to bring the world to life. The animations were smooth and fluid, and every detail felt deliberate and well-executed.

The game play was also incredibly engaging, with the fishing mechanics being both challenging and rewarding. I loved upgrading my boat and exploring the vast archipelago, and the game's economic elements added an extra layer of strategy that kept me engaged throughout the entire experience.

But what really made DREDGE stand out to me was the game's sinister undercurrent. The story was captivating, and the mystery behind the long-buried secrets of the archipelago kept me on edge the entire time. I was constantly eager to uncover more information and discover what lay hidden beneath the surface.

Overall, DREDGE is an amazing game that I would highly recommend to anyone who enjoys adventure games. With its beautiful art style, engaging game play, and captivating story line, DREDGE is an experience that every gamer should try.

Good game but I dont know where to find the artbook lol

Great game and mechanics but the steep price is a bit dissapointing

Updating my review: this game is gorgeous and has an incredible game-play, but it is still nowhere near perfect. I have had a few bugs, combat is a bit clunky but the dialogue makes up for it lol

Specs:
RTX 3090 w 24 GB VRAM
AMD 5950x
32 GB DDR4