More like international cringing simulator if the first one is anything to go by.So DS2 would be international shipping simulator?
Exactly! That's what makes it so special IMO honestly. If he wanted to make a game that would've been more popular and sold better, he could've. But he didn't, he made what he wanted to make, and rolled with it. It was an expensive risk. Something that is beyond rare these days for any game with a AAA budget or anything near it.DS felt like a strange little indie game with AAA budget
It's core gameplay loop was just... strange and experimental, something only Kojima would be able to pull out
I look forward for DS2
There's a variety article which was posted today where they mention that DS sold over 5 millions copies. The sales figure they used in the report seems to be from July 2021 though.What the latest sales numbers for this game btw?
Death Stranding, the wildly popular 2019 action video game from creator Hideo Kojima, is coming to the big screen. A24 is teaming with Kojima Productions to develop a live-action film adaptation of the title, which has sold over five million copies and has a reputation as one of the best video games of the 21st century.
Sure thing, bud. I compared it to another open-world single-player game with a long playtime and comparable stats, but you need to keep moving the goalposts because . . . COVID . . . and PC doesn't count . . . and it came out last winter . . . and my dog stepped on a bee, etc.Ok, bud. You can't see the difference between 4 years to complete and a game that came out this year. Elementary concept of time you seemingly can't comprehend.
I would like to know how many people played demo discs.And Humble Bundle.
So everyone who was even curious about it, had a chance to play it, even if for just a few minutes.
Those 16 million are very inflated numbers.
Imagine if a company were to brag about a lot of people playing a demo disc, back in the day.
Sure thing, bud. I compared it to another open-world single-player game with a long playtime and comparable stats, but you need to keep moving the goalposts because . . . COVID . . . and PC doesn't count . . . and it came out last winter . . . and my dog stepped on a bee, etc.
Let's compare to Days Gone, which also came out in 2019 and has an 8.4 user score on Metacritic with a 43% completion rate.
Let's compare to Kingdom Come: Deliverance, another open-world single-player game that came out in 2018, with an 8.1 user score and an 11% completion rate.
Let's compare to Sekiro, which has an 8.6 user score and ~ 44% completion rate.
Let's compare to Red Dead Redemption 2, which has an 8.7 user score and a 39% completion rate.
Hit me up with some more of that goalpost moving, though. Ready to give out that gold medal in mental gymnastics.
Lol, I hope your momma gets a GED at some point and your dad comes back with that milk someday.There was never goalpost moving. You compared PSN to steam. I said to compare PSN to PSN and Steam to Steam. They're two different platforms with two statistically different averages. You're the one that couldn't figure that out. Good luck to you, bud. Hope you get your GED at some point.
seriously: 'in other game news today, here are your daily pointless numbers indicating little if anything!'...It was given for free on Epic Store, not to mention on Game Pass and PS Plus
Its a cool game tho, I'm excited for the sequel.
But "experienced" ≠ bought
It adds new gameplay modes (like racing, ranked missions--think Metal Gear Solid VR missions--and ruined factory missions), boss fight replay, new tools, new weapons, new vehicles, new Half-Life/Cyberpunk crossover side missions with reward items from each, and lots of new customization items.Question :
Does the director's have any improvements or extra missions and bits or is it mostly a "next-gen" 4K60 upgrade ?
I know it has haptics support on the PS5 but other than that ?
Cheers
It happened to me too when the game was released. The one chapter just takes forever to finish and it doesn't have a lot of story in it.Looks like 43% roughly finished the game (based on trophy %). Seems about right. Great world and presentation, but incredibly boring and I personally couldn't force myself to finish it. I even play boring walking/crafting games like Satisfactory, but this game just didn't click with me and about 20 hours in I put it down and uninstalled.
I've seen you debate the other guy but 43% completion rate is Well above average. Most games do about 30%.Looks like 43% roughly finished the game (based on trophy %). Seems about right. Great world and presentation, but incredibly boring and I personally couldn't force myself to finish it. I even play boring walking/crafting games like Satisfactory, but this game just didn't click with me and about 20 hours in I put it down and uninstalled.
I tried very, very hard to get into it. Started over three times. There's one fairly early mission that is just the most fucking ponderous trek across the map, and I just won't do it. I always reach the point where I think, "There are so many better ways I could be spending my time right now" before I can complete it.
Probably a marketing ploy of sorts.Maybe I'm just stupid, but I have no idea what the hell "players" means vs actual sales.
I would suggest also buying it on steam to never play it. It's always been the best place not to play your games.Game was free from EPIC and still havnt played it, think I also bought it on PS5 and never played it.
Will never understand the praise this game gets the cutscenes are awesome the game is boring as fuck.
Perfect, I love this fucking game.
I'm playing this game. This game has incredible graphics (how is it even possible to model such perfect characters?!) but I'm fearing for the gameplay. I'm in my third delivery and I really hope this game goes behind making deliveries. Does it? I'm not interested in endless walking.
I should say I love MGS and I have faith in Kojima, but...
Thanks! I'll sure move on!Keep playing
The game, yes, does revolve around the deliveries (it's the main concept after all) but...they get way more complex as you move on, you get new exoskeletons, new weapons, new gadgets etc etc...the gameplay gets more varied later on.
I mean, heck, some missions are almost MGS-esque in that you have to move stealthily around MULE bases, others are literally straight out of a horror game (no spoilers), others are more "chill" in that you just have to move from A to B - you get the idea, now, throw in some amazeballs flashback levels, batshit crazy cutscenes and spectacular (literally) boss battles and...
Just keep playing man, there's more than meets the eye.
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I can't believe this. I should give it another go one day because of these type of comments. I must have missed something big.Funny just started playing this again a couple days ago. Seriously one of my favorite games of all time.
depending on my mood it is my favorite game ever lolI can't believe this. I should give it another go one day because of these type of comments. I must have missed something big.