New Dino Crisis-Like Game Is PS5-Exclusive Because You're All Sickos

Lol yeah, he saw the re2 mods.

I still call bs but yeah, ill bite. 😂

Im betting less than 1% of pc gamers actually use NSFW mods. This is a weird business decision

Dumbest thing I've ever heard from a developer. Let's have our game make 1/10th what it could make in sales so that like 50 people don't use nude mods for it. It's not very often a developer wants to have their game fail. Modders are what keeps interest in games far longer than there normally would be, thus making more money for the developers. Very bizarre choice. Wonder, if the game tanks, will they change their minds?

Most PC gamers don't use nudity mods anyway, so this is a very asinine move by an INDIE studio who's games are absolute low quality. Any game that does not come to PC is an automatic pass for me also. But, hey, RULE 34 will ensure their karma down the road.

Who cares this game looks like trash.

No need to add NSFW mods, the game already looks like ass.

okay... it's not like people to hack the ps5 version and mod it, it might take sometimes to do it but eventually will happen.

Uh... BS

Funny, seeing as it looks like an early access steam game lol bit of a shame to discount an entire platform and user base over these concerns.

As a PC player myself I was about to get fired up, but then I saw the trailer and realized that this is just the modern version of Life of Black Tiger. The game looks like an asset flip (Not saying it necessarily is one, just that it has the visual fidelity of one). The models are all stiff as hell, there was no lip movement, and the constant fade-in/fade-outs made the trailer look a lot like the AI slop that's infested YouTube recently.

Frankly, the only reason I even cared was because for a second I thought the game WAS Dino-Crisis.

Excluding a player base is never a good look for a developer. While the game itself seems unpolished—especially for a trailer—I think most gamers would agree that inclusive gaming platforms benefit everyone by allowing more people to enjoy the experience. For a developer to publicly dislike or exclude PC modders, who have often elevated games and driven unexpected success through high sales, is disappointing. Shame on this unknown developer.

That looks like shovelware that would be played by around hundred players.

"Let's tell the internet precisely what we don't want people to do. What could go wrong?"

Check out the studios previous efforts to discover that they're not exactly at the cutting edge of game development.

Be honest... without this "news" release how many people had heard of the game or gave a flying f**k about it... not many.

Waw just waw, I am speechless. This is a new level of stupid. Like, every PC gamer likes to mod?!. Out of my 300 Steam friends maybe 5 or 6 like mods. Let's exclude 80% of the user base because 20% likes to mod.