As a person born in the early 70s, let me say that early videogames weren't just an experience for children. I went from playing Pong - two moving white bars and a squarish "ball" - to what we have now. When Oblivion, and an🎀y number of other pivotal games came out, they were just as much of an experience as they were to children of the time.

Yes, I💞'm getting old, yes, I still game daily, and yes, I'm a bit jaded, but I can still be surprised and enthralled. Also yes, all of my children game, as I wanted them to be enthralled by other "wo♌rlds" just as much as me.

I feel a lot of the blame is unfairly being placed on 💎Valve. Valve has delisted games from a specific publisher before, and it usually relates to contract/TOS violations. Also, it is usually the publisher they deal with directly, not the dev team.

I'll bet the publisher k𝓀nows exactly wha🐭t happened, but didn't want to own up to it.

Not sure where I first heard about this game, bu♚t curses on whoever it was. I'm at a dead stop wiܫth all my other games right now as a result of Balatro.

You may be wrong 🎃about Jimbo, he might be the other guy...

After installing the DLC, I noted that the game seemed less stable, with multiple crashes during a gaming session - a new issue for me. However, the real disappointment was that man♛y pre-🌼existing bugs weren't fixed - there are too many to list here that range from bugged quests, inconsistent UI behavior, and many, many others.

♏Then, specifi♊cally from the DLC, you have a vehicle that is practically useless - most planetary terrain is a jumbled mess of rocks and vegetation, unless you're near the poles. The vehicle gets stopped by every little thing...

The last criticism - the DLC takes place on one planet, with some ꦰthings not found in the base game - the problem here, is that because none of that stuff exists outside of that planet/DLC, it doesn't feel a part of the main game. How immersion breaking is that...

Did they work hard on it - sure. Did they do the best they could - probably not. I don't blame the devs, as in situations like these it usually is the investors/sharehol🔯ders or someone similar, pushing fo꧒r a half-baked release... usually.

Tell me you did the bare minimum of research before writi𓂃ng this, without explic▨itly telling me...

♏UBI has angered the Japanese with some historical icons in the game, incorrect usage of familial icons, and a bunch of other things.

Then, on top of that, the game shows a lack of attention to details - swords poke out of sheaths, precipitation doesn't render correဣctly consistently, animation artifacts, and again, a bunch of other issues.

Also, why is it that they can🌊 no longer do water just📖ice - with every new game it just gets worse...

Navigational markers, yellow, white, whatever, have been around for way longer than Uncharted, which🐽 also wasn't the first game to use yellow. Tell me you're a gaming neophyte withou🎃t explicitly saying so.