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The most recent Phoenix Point dev blog entry takes aim at alien bases.
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Posted 26 November 2018 - 03:17 PM
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Strategy Gamer's Alex Connolly offers his impressions on the latest backer beta build of Phoenix Point.
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Posted 10 January 2019 - 06:44 PM
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An exclusive preview of Phoenix Point is the showpiece of PC Gamer UK's February issue, as reported here.
p.s.: if only they had picked a cover that wasn't so utterly generic...
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Posted 11 January 2019 - 02:12 AM
Thorondor, on 10 January 2019 - 06:44 PM, said:
p.s.: if only they had picked a cover that wasn't so utterly generic...
No kidding. Show us a couple aliens in the background!
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A soldier's death is never in vain if it makes the formula more plain.
A few dozen make a better case for refining that third decimal place.
They call me Zombie because I don't sleep, as I slowly struggle to climb this heap,
of corpses, data points, and trials, but from the top - I'll see for miles!
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Posted 06 February 2019 - 10:08 AM
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Phoenix Point's release date has now been pushed back to September.
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Posted 12 March 2019 - 06:15 PM
The saddest news ever?
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Posted 13 March 2019 - 10:46 AM
So, Phoenix Point will be released as an Epic Games Store exclusive...
Big whoop?
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Bound to make financial sense for the developer I guess, but I just can't get behind the whole "exclusive" mentality myself.
Big whoop?
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Bound to make financial sense for the developer I guess, but I just can't get behind the whole "exclusive" mentality myself.
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Posted 14 March 2019 - 08:55 PM
Exclusive for 1 year + free DLCs. Yes I understand that steam takes 30%, and Epic takes like what 5%? 12%? but that's sort of breaking the promise.
If not Steam than GoG. In general people don't like/trust Epic Game Store.
If not Steam than GoG. In general people don't like/trust Epic Game Store.
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Posted 14 March 2019 - 09:51 PM
Yeah, silencer, there are plenty of dissatisfied backers and they have certainly been vocal. 
Here's an excerpt from an article at Eurogamer where Julian addresses the subject:
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It's at least a modicum of compensation. Beyond that, let's face it, money talks and Epic is doing what it needs to do to make its store increasingly appealing to both developers and potential customers.
Here's an excerpt from an article at Eurogamer where Julian addresses the subject:
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Gollop apologised to upset backers.
"For those backers who are upset by our switch of delivery platform, we are truly sorry," he said.
"It was not our intention to scam anyone. The best we can do is offer compensation in the form of free extra content, which we will deliver throughout the launch year. This will include at least three major DLC packs. They will also receive a Steam key or GOG key, in addition to their Epic key, at the end of the exclusivity period. If they are not happy with this, we will give a full refund."
"For those backers who are upset by our switch of delivery platform, we are truly sorry," he said.
"It was not our intention to scam anyone. The best we can do is offer compensation in the form of free extra content, which we will deliver throughout the launch year. This will include at least three major DLC packs. They will also receive a Steam key or GOG key, in addition to their Epic key, at the end of the exclusivity period. If they are not happy with this, we will give a full refund."
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It's at least a modicum of compensation. Beyond that, let's face it, money talks and Epic is doing what it needs to do to make its store increasingly appealing to both developers and potential customers.
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