Awful King Kong Game Was Made In A Year By Overworked Devs
Awful King Kong Game Was Made In A Year By Overworked Devs
According to one developer, the game was developed by no more than 20 people
I for one am shocked that a publisher called “Game Mill” is known for pumping out a ton of shitty games in a short time with little care for the developers of the game.
That's the publisher who took the devs who made Slap City and instead had them put out NASB. The schedules + enforcements they put on devs is atrocious.
Only for nasb to be dead in the water and now there already pumping out another uninspired sequel.
Overworked and underpaid. It's like every single business in the world suddenly decided that they could simply employ fewer people, pay them less, and charge more for their products. I can only hope that it comes to bite them all in their collective asses sooner rather than later.
I can’t wait for Dunkey to review this.
I don't want to shit on the devs here, but i don't understand how the game can still be that shit. I don't know too much about game development and all, but if you watch some youtubers making a videogame that looks way better than this in 4 or so days, it does raise some questions, or not. If you look at footage of this game it looks like you have to try really hard to make something this bad in a whole year. Also the game is a bit over 2 hours long, and it's not like they spend all their time on a non existing story and it's 30 dollars.
Overworked dev -> Less concentration -> Less attention to details and creativity -> Shit game
I get that, but let's assume they didn't atart the project overworked. The design itself is laughable, the movement is theown together by someone in a day. There is nothing special about it. No manteling or anything. Combat is nothing special. There are just a few assets in the game and they are really bad. And it's an unreal game, and if you've seen people working with unreal who know what they are doing, most of tthe shit they cobbled together could be done in one day by one developer. And at the end someone looked at it and said: yeas, 30 dollars