Agent_Karyo

Agreed. Just at this point I think it's fair to say that this policy is definitely not in effect.

It's a comically bad experience.

I get it that it's probably easier to setup a Discord server, than to run your own forum, but you can always get a managed solution or use reddit (I would prefer if Lemmy was used, but I am also realistic).

I really hope indie gamedevs start moving off Discord. Sometimes it's the only source for finding help or reporting bugs.

I was wondering if this is the case due to the "first store label", but I wasn't abel to find a link to the Steam store page for the full game.

I guess I didn't look well enough. :(

Tried out the demo in late 2024. I really like the concept. It didn't feel like all those "[retail store type] simulator] UE5 asset flips that are all over Steam. It has it's own visual style and IMO has more refined core gameplay mechanics. Sure, some of the gamplay is similar (and can be very addicting), but you can see that thought was put into the gameplay mechanics.

If the 1st person store simulator concept seems intriguing, but you are looking for something beyond a quick UE5 asset flip, I would recommend to check this out.

I am surprised that it was released for free. I briefly interacted with the dev in late 2024 and I was under the impression that there would be a commercial release in 1H 2025.

I would assume a publication like "Nintendo Life" will promote Nintendo irrespective of what the issue is.

And to my limited understanding, the people who buy/use Nintendo are either children (you are not going to tell them they have shit taste) or hardcore fanboys who on some level will defend any action by Nintendo no matter what.

I believe it's a Star Trek instance and a smaller instance that's called lemmy.one or something like that.

Good to see another instance defederate from ML. Now if only more of the non-tankie communities moved off ML (it's slowly happening).

What's are you on about? There is no centralised censorship. Every instance can make their own decision around whether they want to federate with ML.

With the price of GPUs what they are, who risks messing around with new GPUs like that?

Best option is to not click on any content related to Musk with the exception of "need to be informed" type news reports. Even adjacent things like SpaceX etc.

It's almost certainly not going to have much connection to the Marathon series beyond the name and general thematic direction.

I would love to be priced wrong.