… With that kind of precedent, it’s no wonder Crimson Desert’s team has been so quick to react to player feedback with a series of rapid-fire updates, ranging from bug fixes to massive quality-of-life changes, like improving the storage system. …
… While noting that the game is "a profitable enterprise" for Take-Two despite its fumbles, he speaks to the delicate balance of creating something new that still upholds the Civilization series' DNA... and understands that said balance wasn't met here. “Every time there’s a new Civ, the team at Fira… …
… In some cases, donor matches identified by Reach are then kidnapped, with a half-hearted lie told to their loved ones to soften some of the societal backlash. …
… It's his DNA. So we added a plus one, plus one counter. So that's the kind of detail we wanted to play well." It's that level of detail and care that made even a novice like me take notice, as each character feels true to their lore. …
… The decks you use to tackle the villains are preconstructed, although you can change these as you get more familiar with the game. If you're not a fan of typical trading card games like Magic: The Gathering or Pokémon, then you're in luck, as Marvel Champions doesn't play like any of these. …
… I am by no means saying you should expect something as impressive and unforgettable as Astro’s slow motion or mouse power levels, but the changes in how you’re tasked with approaching a new problem in each level are going to be more than you might expect from a Yoshi platformer. …