Pooky, the creator of spoosh.wtf, confirmed they are adding lol integration to the sploosh app so buggers games can run through poggers instead of WAP.
Sometimes I wonder how the things we say sound to normal* people.
*Normal-type people include cashiers, grandmas, meowth, etc. Weak to fighting-type moves.
I went to the website and there’s no clear indication of what to do.
You said it’s a brawler game. I see cards, there’s a shop. It’s clear I can buy things (in the app) but I don’t see anywhere to play. That’s a big issue for me.
The fact that the game puts “giveaways” and “seasons” on the front page and a “shop” along the bottom of the screen makes it feel like a game like fortnite. Free to play, but pushes mtx and gives you fomo in the long run. I don’t like that either.
… Where’s the “play a match” button?
I eye a lot of indie games and more often than not, I just wait for a really deep discount before I pull the trigger.
But when I try a demo… and that demo SLAPS, I buy shortly after. AND I tell my friends about the game.
I love demos.
Not to mention pirates do increase game visibility, which is free advertising. And pirates play games that they wouldn’t otherwise buy.
Small percentage, sure. But it’s a factor.
They’re not denuvo games but I tried CO:E33 and BG3 because they were big and popular. I eventually bought both. I would have never tried or bought them otherwise, the price tag was just too great to bother.
Excited that it finally exists, but just looking at the release graphic I’m concerned of how heavy handed their AI use may have been.
I know every software engineer uses AI to code now. It’s just sometimes it’s vibe-coded slop and sometimes it feels more like AI-assisted human code.
I’d say I’m cautiously optimistic, but I feel more like a pessimist who really wants to be proven wrong.