The guys of Gaming Boulevard deliver their review of Massive Chalice on Xbox One. It turns out to be a massive and complex strategy game worth your time.
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Tom Chick - "For the first time since I’ve been doing these lists, which is probably ten years or more, over half of my choices are from independent developers. It’s an encouraging development. When you consider the movies chosen by critics on any given year, you won’t necessarily see the most popular, and you probably won’t see the most profitable, or the movies with the biggest budgets. Instead, you’ll see lists that include the best of independent cinema, arthouse releases, or at least the indie branding from the major studios. When the best of the year skew towards people who aren’t beholden to stockholders, it’s a sign that a medium is maturing creatively. Leave financial success, hollow fun, and the pursuit of pure entertainment to the corporations. Leave thoughtful design, innovation, storytelling, and creative impact to the hungry men and women with something to say."
Join Gus Sorola and Ryan Haywood as they discuss Massive Chalice, the bloodline-based strategy game on this week's Patch Game Club.
I'm pleasantly surprised with this game, a great addition to the Games with Gold program, hope more people give it a chance
I loved this game on my PC.
Glad others are getting a chance to play this very creative game. Glad I kickstarted it.
Now, back to Withcher 3 and Splatoon.
So far XBL has had less "free" games, but the quality is definitely much better. That seems to be a snapshot of this gen as a whole so far really. One company is going for numbers while the other is going for quality.