Since releasing on March the 7th on Xbox 360 via the Xbox Live Arcade, Ubisoft's I am Alive has had over 102,000 downloads.
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Neil writes "October. The busiest time of year for new game releases. And this year is no different with a huge number of titles releasing over the next 30 days or so.
So you can't really blame the team back at Xbox HQ for delivering a bevy of Games With Gold titles that really do fail to enthuse many. In fact, whilst the free Xbox One and Xbox 360 games given away during September were pretty damn decent, October's free titles will quite possibly go down as one of the worst combination of Games With Gold titles this year."
Where are the fanboys previously calling out PS+ as indie+ etc for many months this year, to complain about Octobers GwG indie line-up? Hypocrites.
Well, it's decent offering. But it's just lackluster this month.
I noticed that when Xbox has a major release like Gears of War, MS releases weaker games on Games with Gold to get you to play Gears. While Sony gives you better games to stop people from playing Gears. Both Sony and MS do this.
No but stop complaining about the monthly courtesy games. Complain about the £40 games with microtransactions.
I was ready to buy this, until a friend beat me to it, played it, completed it, and said it was crap. Maybe I'll ponder some more, as I did actually enjoy the trial.
Your money would be better spent on Journey.
So what they are saying is that it brought in less revenue than a game that isn't even made yet (Wasteland 2)? lol
With $1,000,000 "revenue" (for MS not Ubisoft, IDK what the cut would be) that is likely pretty bad considering the game has been in development hell so long and was originally going to be a retail game. It probably cost over $5 million to make.
Also their comments about PC look even stupider considering a game like Dear Esther with no marketing plus it was an art game, not to mention it's a remake of a free mod sold 50k copies in under a week on Steam.
If only we knew the true cost of development for this title then we'd know if it was a success or bombed.
I will get it when it releases on PSN