Abzu looks really interesting though
This was taken away from me. I'm never going to forgive Sony for this.
Abzu looks really interesting though
Yep. I've never played Borderlands and I really enjoyed it.Would I be able to enjoy and be engaged in Tales if I never played a Borderlands game?
Ugh. I'm not touching a Telltale game since it'll likely eat my save and frustrate me. That's a pretty bad month in EU and PS4 only.
Edit: US gamers get Abzu instead of Alienation - first time there's been a different since the PS4 launched, no?
It is fine.Ugh. I'm not touching a Telltale game since it'll likely eat my save and frustrate me. That's a pretty bad month in EU and PS4 only.
This was taken away from me. I'm never going to forgive Sony for this.
Abzu looks really interesting though
This was taken away from me. I'm never going to forgive Sony for this.
Tales gave me zero problems. C'mon breh
FUUUUUU
This was taken away from me. I'm never going to forgive Sony for this.
Much rather Abzu than Alienation.
You win this one, US.
For now....
Nice oneYep. I've never played Borderlands and I really enjoyed it.
I'm wondering why we have different games in EU/NA again.
Prefer Aliennation, so I can't complain
Europe getting screwed
It's not. Very disappointing as a person who loved Journey.
I played it last month and there were a decent number of rooms. It's not dead.Why does Sony/Housemarque not want people to own Alienation?
Looking at the price history, it went up in price a month after release, has only been on sale once in the year it has been out, and has a ton of DLC.
Especially a game like that which will live and die on a player base, you would think giving it to the US too would inject life into it. I bought it at launch hoping it would catch on, but it got almost zero buzz and all the above factors did not help its cause. It definitely felt now like a game that would be perfect for PS+ to get people hooked on it.