Absolutely agree. I loved how the character designs rode on the line between historical and straight up BDSM, and you get like armored leather daddies with swords.

As far as I'm aware it's per app, and all the controls get turned into regular objects as soon as you save to a non app format.

I think it might vary genre to genre. I'm at a loss what the hit/hurt box is for fighting games because this thread made me triple guess my self, but in an FPS I'm pretty sure its just the collision around the characters body that registers being shot.

Solomon Grundy?

My 9th grade English teacher told me Art wasn't a real job, and I was like "Pfft. We'll see about that."

Been flailing desperately ever since.

🎶Ghost Ride The Whip🎶

In that respect its probably better to have a single large map like Skyrim or Fallout4 than it is to have several different planets in what essentially tends to feel like several different themed amusement parks with restricted areas you're not allowed into.

I feel like the more sandboxy and openended games are the less compelling the narrative content is at pulling you in. One of the major issues I've noticed specifically with space centric games is that that ironically space travel actually makes the worlds feel smaller rather than larger.

At some point the novelty will wear off, if it hasn't already.

The least interesting person in the cast.

Mermaid. The creepy monster kind. Not the pretty nice kind.

Who you gonna call?

Renew!

Apparently it also doesn't have Sam, Quorra, or even Tron in it. Wtf?!

Modeling & Animating in Softimage was just heavenly.

critical thinking skills.

Get crazy with it and Make 47's mission to go back in time and kill himself... And you get to play as both.

Considering its core audience is now 20 years older... thats kinda dope.