I genuinely mean this. Although online wasn’t perfect, it could be excused thanks to it all being extremely dated. During that time, it was practically still a new experience and growing. Even without it, you could definitely still enjoy the game. Campaign was amazing. For a game to be called E-Day and said to be the worst day ever because of the invasion…it didn’t feel anymore different than Gears Of War 1. Gears Of War 2 was more E-Day than anything. A GIANT WORM destroying cities in order to sink Jacinto, the last hold out of the Gears. They mostly were constantly on a mission doing something. Never a break. Never time to relax. Never not on edge. It was truly sad as well. Seeng all the deaths and everything. E-Day has deaths but they either aren’t executed right, are executed right but hold no value or are made so bad…just nvm. It sucks pretty much. Only one death got me good in that game. Meanwhile Gears 2 has plenty of emotional deaths. No time to fucking mourn though. Time to get back to work to defeat the threat. Mind you Gears 2 based of the first game had way less locus after they blew up their home. E-Day should have had no safe locations. No time to settle down to go to an apartment, chill at a stadium or even time to mourn. I should be under constant threat because it’s E-DAY! I should not feel safe NO WHERE! That’s the entire point of it being the worst day imaginable but it just turned out to be another standard apocalypse. I just expected more from coalition but it seems they simply cannot deliver. CLOSE the studio.

CHILLS TIMES INFINITE every single time

REMINDER: Phantom Blade Zero will never come to Xbox as the developer themselves are famously quoted as saying: “nobody needs Xbox”. Those holding out for an Xbox port are going to find themselves in yet another stellar blade situation. Asia hates the Xbox console

Recently, we noticed that some media outlets have claimed to have interviewed an unnamed developer from S-GAME at Chinajoy, who seems to have made some statements regarding the release platforms and strategy for Phantom Blade Zero. We want to clarify that these claimed statements do not represent S-GAME’s values or culture, as we believe in making our game accessible to everyone and have not ruled out any platforms for Phantom Blade Zero. We are hard at work on both the development and publishing fronts to ensure that as many players as possible can enjoy our game at release and in the future. Our team is looking forward to sharing more development updates soon, and we are excited to bring our world premiere demo to Gamescom this month!