2023-11-24 06:42:22
While October was very busy this year, November, which is usually very busy, has slowed down. One of the games released this month is Spirittea, a game often compared to a Spirited Away-themed version of Stardew Valley. It’s generally very popular (we’re still reviewing it) and seems to be off to a good start. In a series of X posts, Mike Rose, founder of indie publisher No More Robots, shared a ton of interesting details about the release. Beyond that, it turns out the game has largely disappeared from YouTube because he didn’t want to pay YouTubers to live stream his gameplay: “Look now, I get it — this is how YouTube works now. Users want you to pay them to cover your game. Well, sure. But I just don’t want to do that. It feels weird, annoying, disingenuous, and I just can’t do it. So I guess our game It won’t be featured on YouTube anymore! Rose also said they’ve reached 150,000 gamers, were profitable on day one, and have been on the best-selling list on Switch since launching last week. Spirittea is currently available for PC, Switch and Xbox, the console version “accounts for 80% of revenue.” That’s a reversal of what’s typically the case, he said, but he speculated that more AAA games are being released on Steam because big publishers “fail to Make non-Steam PC platforms happen” – which makes it harder to get access to indie games. Another interesting nugget is that he said “Game Pass (as usual) has been huge for us”, bringing in over 100,000 players, this deal actually helps improve the game for everyone, as more content is added as a result: “D73a9ed3a8bda4a558ee8305161b35dfd Spirittea was actually going to launch in 2022, but after we got the Game Pass deal, we decided hey, let’s We’re making this thing bigger and better – hence the postponement to 2023, and 100+ hours of content” As stated, we are currently reviewing and will get back to you with our full impressions as soon as possible. You Have you tried D7422c8be855944d1bc2d19991715592a, Spirittea?
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