maybe they shouldn't have put it there in the first place
All GeForce Now (or whatever the name is) does is let you install games you already own on a remote system to stream to some other hardware. The devs confused it for Stadia's model, which is like buying the game and service all rolled into one. All they did with that move was hurt their fans that already bought it and would want to play it.
Sucks about the game getting derailed and piecemeal'ed to hell, though.
> maybe they shouldn't have put it there in the first place
All GeForce Now (or whatever the name is) does is let you install games you already own on a remote system to stream to some other hardware. The devs confused it for Stadia's model, which is like buying the game and service all rolled into one. All they did with that move was hurt their fans that already bought it and would want to play it.
Sucks about the game getting derailed and piecemeal'ed to hell, though.
Ah, gotcha. Haven't dealt with the Go service. It does sound pretty innocent but Hinterland doesn't even have their crap on gog so they've already shown that their head is in a different space.
It was a great concept for a game but they blew a lot of good will.
Ah, gotcha. Haven't dealt with the Go service. It does sound pretty innocent but Hinterland doesn't even have their crap on gog so they've already shown that their head is in a different space.
It was a great concept for a game but they blew a lot of good will.
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