@stickemup: It seems you're unfamiliar with the Borderlands franchise.

The narrative director on Borderlands 4 doesn't seem to know he's working on Borderlands 4.

@pheloniousmonk: Nah dawg. Call the list something else then. "PC-exclusive games" means a very specific thing. Just call the list "best PC games" and then throw in their caveat and there would be no issues. Calling the list "best PC-exclusive games" just muddles things and is nonsensical. You can argue most games are meaningfully better when played on PC when you're looking at improved visuals, better controls, or other factors. That's why we pay thousands of dollars for our PCs. Indiana Jones is meaningfully better on PC than Xbox. There are also plenty of great PC games like Frostpunk 2 that weren't mentioned. Is that a quality thing or a multiplatform thing?

@Blueresident87: Maybe, maybe not. They've relied on fans to fix their games in the past.

@ceelogreen94: What does that have to do with the review score?

Have you played any of their previous games? They're amazing unique games, but not without a ton of issues. They're mostly 6 or 7/10s as well.

@changos: What kind of nonsense is this? You're off on every point. You've clearly discredited yourself as a serious commenter.

@changos: Ah, the joys of growing up as an ignorant insulated white kid.

Lots of other kids grew up only seeing people like them in video games as the stereotype-laden bad guys.

@wolfpup7: How many have you played? They reuse most of the assets over and over and over. Character models and animations are almost identical from game to game. The locations are small and reused in multiple games. They're not creating new games from the ground up hardly ever.

Come on, Eddie. That's not very soon. Very soon is Friday. A few weeks is pushing it to be in the regular soon category.

@gamerboy100: Like 80% of the article is focused on it.