Gary Stott writes: "Russian developer Dynamic Pixels is new to Kickstarter, Hello, Neighbor! being its first crowdfunded project. The campaign page is certainly well put-together, and the game has an official website for further information. There are screenshots, gifs, videos, stretch goals, backer rewards, information on the team members – everything a backer could want, really. I can't discuss Dynamic Pixels any further, however, before digging into the team's own dark secrets."
Hello Engineer, a new Google Stadia exclusive game, was released today. This new game is situated in the same world as the award-winning title Hello Neighbor, which is why we recognize a character from another of Tiny Build Riga’s past titles, both in look and mentality.
I feel bad for any dev roped into Stadia exclusives. Say what you like about PS/XB/PC exclusives, but at least they are all mainstream platforms where you can play 90% of releases, Stadia just doesn't have that and these potentially great games are going to a platform to die.
Agreed. Anything exclusive to the platform I’ll never play. Such a wasted opportunity considering they could’ve been on PS5 and Series consoles and done much better.
So you've never played any PC game that's not on console? Or never played a console game that's not on PC too? I think some people say things for impact.......
I agree and its unfortunate for these devs that possess no foresight. One of the best Stadia exclusive games is Gylt, and I've completed it four times and its a game I know could be a multi-million seller if ported to traditional platforms.
I had a free Stadia subscription and honestly, I had a good time with it (wired ethernet connection), the only thing is that you can not use the internet connection for anything else simultaneously, which is lame.
If you ever get a chance to play Gylt, whether Stadia or otherwise, give it a try.
Despite a pretty lackluster launch, Google’s Stadia service is still hanging in there. The service added another game today: Hello Neighbor. This means Stadia-based stealth enthusiasts can now jump in and try to uncover what exactly is going on in their neighbor’s basement.
This month’s Humble Choice features twelve games. The headliners for June are Vampyr, Call of Cthulhu, Wargroove, and Hello Neighbor Collection. New games are added to Humble Choice on the first Friday of every month.
Hey for once we both agree on something :)
But I have to say that Humble quality went down in the past month (They said they would never repackage a game and they provide Hellblade Setsuya 2 times in the same months, Jurrasic Parc and Xcom UFo and last month was pretty bleh.
But can't complain about this month all games available (I'm a classic subscriber) and the choice is interesting.
Yeah, I had to double check when Hellblade was given twice but overall I've bulked my Steam library up with some quality titles and stuff I'll probably never play too, still worth it overall.
this month is quite good ive had mine paused the last 3 months. with there was a different game to hello niebour but overall good month i wanted vampyr
A mediocre month tbh.
Will see the next month's early reveals before renewing.
Garbage month for me. But I'll still take the games lol. I still got 45 to redeem that I've been to lazy to redeem lol
It's a bit much money; had they been a little more modest with the amount, it probably would have done that good anyway. I've seen it alot of times.