Peter Molyneux: a fallen god of game design seeking one final chance
Peter Molyneux: a fallen god of game design seeking one final chance
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Peter Molyneux: a fallen god of game design seeking one final chance
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How many "one final chance"s has he had?
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I miss the times when he actually put out good games, despite all the hyperbolic over promising. Dungeon Keeper was fun, the first Fable was fun, Black & White 1 was fun.
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Black and White 2 was also fun
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It looks like a VR tech demo that they decided to change into a non-vr game.
If it were me I would add a giant creature into it that has a personality depending on how I and the villagers treat it. Maybe change the name to something that rhymes with "Back and Kite" and slap a number on it, the number 3 feels right for some reason.
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You might be onto something here. Crazy you came up with something so genius out of thin air.
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Again.
Seeking one final chance again.
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I loved the original fable as I was a kid so I didn't pay any attention to media as I had no means due to my internet access being limited. So I experienced the game for what it was, not missing what it was promised as, which i think I'm really thankful as I'll always think of that game fondly
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Same with me and Black & White 1. I loved the hell out of that game and didn't know about his reputation. There's still a massive shortage of god games out there over 20 years later.
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Molyneux's Cube game was peak gameplay.
I'm glad he's into NFTs and crypto and willing to push us into the future of gaming.
/s
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Wow this guy seems full of himself. Too many Kojima types that think they know it all and slap their names on shit as if nobody else could have done it or helped.
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I still want the spore game he promised. I want the version of fable 3 he promised.
Maybe just go back and finish a game dude
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No thanks.
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Not a chance Molyneux is basically a video game scam artist now.
He hyped up a huge groundbreaking project for like a year... and it was a cellphone game that a 16 year old could make in 3 months.
Oops thats just the teaser for the real game!
Which came out years later and was basically what a 21 year old could make in unity in about 6 to 9 months, and was never finished.
I think he has a budget problem mostly. He has executed some games acceptably, but mostly when the teams were smaller and cheaper. He is an ideas guy you want to pair with an experienced implementer and a pile of money..... And maybe a PR team 😆
I would have agreed with you seven years ago.
But how the whole Curiosity Cube BS, how he handled the reward to the winner and its followup game just came off slimy.