r/Games • u/AutoModerator • 23h ago
Discussion Daily /r/Games Discussion - Free Talk Friday - December 27, 2024
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u/Izzy248 6h ago
Just saw Van Helsing (2004) again, the other day. One of my favorite movies. Really wish there was a game like it out on the market. Something where you could hunt down and shoot werewolves and vampires. Closest we ever truly got was Order 1886, and they pretty much killed off that IP before it got a chance to show any real potential. Other than that the only thing I can think of is Blood West, and a couple of PvPvE titles like Hunt.
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u/Izzy248 6h ago
Sometimes I forget how big Saber Interactive is. They have so many games in production and on the way right now.
When I think about it, thats probably why they took on the Turok IP because they already have, and are making the models and assets for Jurassic Park: Survival, might as well get some more use out of them.
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u/subredditsummarybot 23h ago
Your Weekly /r/games Recap
Friday, December 20 - Thursday, December 26, 2024
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| 219 | 256 comments | [Verified AMA] We’re Red Hook Studios, the creators of Darkest Dungeon! Join our AMA today here on r/Games at 1 PM PST / 4 PM EST / 9 PM GMT / 11 PM CEST |
| 886 | 246 comments | IGN Japan's Game of the Year is Silent Hill 2 |
| 457 | 210 comments | [Industry News] Best of steam 2024 ---- This year's top games measured by gross revenue |
| 768 | 207 comments | Andy Gavin on selling Naughty Dog to Sony: “The stress of financing these ballooning budgets independently was enormous” |
| 646 | 196 comments | [Industry News] Bungie's C-Suite Restructuring Continues As Chief Strategy and Creative Officers Depart |
| 781 | 159 comments | Titanfall 2: Ultimate Edition is free to own for EA Play/Game Pass Ultimate members for 24 hours |
| 650 | 157 comments | [Industry News] ‘We are not a retro company’: Sega prepares to go back to the future |
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u/Frostiecz 20h ago edited 20h ago
Apparently this subreddit loves Denuvo so I’m wondering what benefit Denuvo has for the paying customer? Imagine protecting dem company who limits how many times you can download a game you bought or does random online checks! Can’t play your single player games offline lmfao
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u/pt-guzzardo 16h ago
The benefit of Denuvo over other DRM-adjacent products is that it costs the company a monthly fee, so they're incentivized to remove it at some point.
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u/Markorver 14h ago
Why does every NPC in Soulsborne games talk like there's a baby sleeping in the room?