The Horizon franchise embraces the sci-fi genre, but also subverts it by not glamorizing the idea of taking to the stars and leaving Earth behind.
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Hanzala from eXputer: "With Ubisoft's practices becoming increasingly anti-consumer lately, the destruction of The Sands of Time Remake looks almost inevitable."
Hey Ubi, here's a gun, don't shoot yourself in the foot.
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Insider Gaming has learned that Void Interactive, the developers of Ready or Not, have had 4TB of data stolen in massive breach that includes all of the game's source code, including console builds.
Been keeping my eye on this game for a while but never took the plunge and bought it because it seems to get a lot of stick from the community that the devs are all talk and no action. They’ve been promising an awful lot but not actually releasing anything new so maybe an easy way out??
Guess they weren't ready.
It does suck though to see all your hard work be dumped out there like that hopefully the studio recovers
Great article! Great game series!
The premise og this article does not make sense. Sci-fi has not glamorized space exploration, sure there are some standouts that do, but most true to genre Sci-fi is usually more about the human consequences of technology/progress. It is most often quite dystopian and almost never celebratory.
As such Horizon's reference to space exploration does not buck any trend in Sci-fi. In fact it follows the trope.
I get that this article was supposed to celebrate horizon. Which it deserves. But the superficial nature of that premise stands out to me.
It's like the author thinks all Sci-fi is like star trek, yet still ignoring how much of star trek, while celebratory of space exploration, still tries to warn of the hubris of man.
Haven't played that far, but assume it's something like Dan Simmons' Illium, but probably less interesting. Not a bad thing though, it's hard to compete with the ideas in Simmons Sci-Fi.
Blade Runner, Snowpiercer, District 9 and .....there is a metric ton of Earth-bound sci-fi.