I saw a lot of criticism regarding that, coming of course from people who are not into cozy gaming or don’t like it. I’m a bit tired of directs full of shooting games, violent or bloody games, or games with sad stories, but then you get for once a direct for us and suddenly is bad? I play everything, cozy and not cozy, but this philosophy of games being just drama or violent is something that has made me to be much less connected to those communities, and more into cozy gaming
I’m in love with the kitty in little kitty big city 🥹 I got the plushie the dev released. It really reminds me of my cat, is a little black panther too. When I play he sits next to me, I’m wishing to play it with him by my side
@@extranight7798 With the experience I had working in the gaming field, it's mostly the people who don't give small games a chance that act like that. I was always met with resistance when I would recommend certain games because "it looks like a kid's game". They aren't the only ones, but it is unfortunate that so many are unable to see the value that a slower paced game really has.
I felt like the whole Direct was just cozy central, which I won't complain about.
I saw a lot of criticism regarding that, coming of course from people who are not into cozy gaming or don’t like it. I’m a bit tired of directs full of shooting games, violent or bloody games, or games with sad stories, but then you get for once a direct for us and suddenly is bad? I play everything, cozy and not cozy, but this philosophy of games being just drama or violent is something that has made me to be much less connected to those communities, and more into cozy gaming
I’m in love with the kitty in little kitty big city 🥹 I got the plushie the dev released. It really reminds me of my cat, is a little black panther too. When I play he sits next to me, I’m wishing to play it with him by my side
@@extranight7798 With the experience I had working in the gaming field, it's mostly the people who don't give small games a chance that act like that. I was always met with resistance when I would recommend certain games because "it looks like a kid's game". They aren't the only ones, but it is unfortunate that so many are unable to see the value that a slower paced game really has.
Great editing! Thanks for this breakdown of the Direct!