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Helldivers 2's game director has said live service games need to "be kind to users" and not charge $70 up front before adding more microtransaction skins.
Well, Helldivers 2 fans, you are on the wrong side of the galaxy, as revealed by Arrowhead's chief creative officer, who claimed players are the evil guys.
Helldivers 2, despite having somerecent growing pains, is nonetheless an overall triumph for developer Arrowhead Games. You don't just get hundreds of thousands of concurrent players a mere smattering of months after release without, you know, being a good videogame.
The director of Helldivers 2 has confirmed that the community's answer to the question 'Are we the baddies?' is probably a resounding 'yes', as the original pitch for the game was shaped in no small part by Star Wars stormtroopers.
The notion that we ought to read Helldivers 2's galactic war as a straightforward story about humanity's noble defense against alien bugs and robots is too comically oblivious to warrant serious debate—Super Earth has a Ministry of Truth!—but in the course of social media's endless discourse churn, the interpretation has been posed.
Take-Two «jumped» at the opportunity to buy Gearbox when the opportunity to do so on «reasonable» terms arose earlier this year, said CEO Strauss Zelnick during an investors call today.
What is it? A 3D, puzzle-filled, haunted-mansion mystery thriller made for extensive note-taking.
Every game studio has the same, overriding goal: To field enough players to destroy Sweden. Companies like Capcom and Activision have, of course, had more than enough players in their myriad series to occupy Stockholm for some time, but now a plucky upstart has joined their ranks.