Except that the Arena Commander trademark doesn’t reference the term MMO. Soulsinger does. Neither of them reference karaoke.

If it’s a mini-game, why add the term MMO to the description?

Not saying Soulsinger is in development (or even will be), but also I see no reason to deny verifiable facts.

I have 200 hours and all achievements in Planetbase. 😀 Mods and DLC would be awesome.

A trademark by itself doesn’t mean a game is being (or will be) developed.

However, the coding of the Soulsinger trademark is very explicit.

Downloadable computer games software; downloadable video game software - Entertainment provided via the Internet, namely, providing online massively multi-player video games; on-line entertainment services in the nature of online computer game tournaments; providing on-line information in the field of computer gaming entertainment; Entertainment services, namely, ongoing multimedia programs about a computer game featuring a fictional universe, accessible by web-based applications, mobile phone applications, and computer networks

Soulsinger was trademarked as an MMO.

I am surprised, then never got a DLC.

SteamDB has Planetbase at around ~250 CCUs; not too bad for an indie game almost decade after release.

It’s a relatively simple formula, but there is enough to build and develop and big map selection to make each run somewhat unique.

I haven’t played it, but based on the screenshots, this is hardly worse than your typical “modern military shooter”.

It was the last game I pre-ordered and I think the last EA game I bought (outside of some retro titles).

I don’t really get hyped for games, Simcity 2012 was an exception. And then I played and it was clear they were deceptive in their marketing and management had no clue what they were dealing with.

Yeah, that’s Simcity 2000. On some level, both Simcity 3000 and Simcity 4 were an evolution of Simcity 2000.

The graphics from Simcity 4 (even Simcity 3000) hold up very well today.

I think it’s the mixture of a high quality creative direction and immense detail.

That was very specific. :)

FWIW, it seems better than most first person UE5 “retail property X simulator” games that are so common today.

Haven’t tried the demo, but it looks very promising.

Short, lofi, set in a limited space.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1846170/Iron_Lung/

The tycoon/economic strategy scene is relatively small, so I think it’s worth supporting indie developers.

With early access, I do agree that it’s a personal choice. I can see why some people would always avoid early access.

No offense taken, just occasionally sharing articles that are relevant to this community. I do mostly post direct links.

Got it. Will keep in mind for the future!

This is a great interview, from back when RPS was good.

Have not played the game, but the short story was extremely good.

Need to get a copy.

I wonder if he is trying to target younger and more casual gamers; people who don’t know that he is a liar and a scammer.

And they cheated the winner of the Curiosity game.

He created a literal scam game; Legacy. They had an NFT land ruse where you could buy high value land for your in-game business.

When the game released no one played it and the “NFT land” turned out to be worthless (Molyneux did get to keep the money though).