Making game reviews that cater to a FB newsfeed kind of world (I am 5 minutes to fill) sounds like a much larger market. Starring: Rich Sommer (Henry (voice)) Cissy Jones (Delilah (voice)) Larissa Gallagher (Julia (voice)) Mac Brandt (Ned Goodwin (voice)) In 1989, Henry takes a volunteer fire lookout job in the Wyoming wilderness to escape from his troubled past, only to be thrown into plethora of paranoia and mystery.
And again, even if that's true, I just don't see why you'd pick that as a way to differentiate your site when Eurogamer and co already have large brands around that identity. I don't know how you've come to the conclusion that there's a big, unmet and valuable market for expensive longform game reviews (or other journalism for that matter) when the entire journalism industry has been trending away from that for years. He and Delilah watch the fire and name it together, their voices thick with. It's reasonable to assume they're catering to what people actually want or are trying to differentiate. When we talk about Firewatch, we could talk about the attention to realism. Shacknews actually knows the difference in readership between their 500 word reviews vs their 1500 word reviews. The dialogue felt so natural between Henry and Delilah, that putting it into pseudo Sci-Fi territory would have changed everything. For someone else it's something they can read in 5 minutes and gives them the bare minimum they need to make a purchasing decision. For you high quality content is a 1500+ word review. No, you're ascribing your values to everyone. Firewatch will be available digitally on February 9, for 19.99.
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This review is based on a download code provided by the publisher. The game’s world, and its brilliantly crafted ensemble of characters is more than enough to leave me with a warm feeling deep in my heart, even if it isn’t a fully-developed flame, for Firewatch. It’s an emotional rollercoaster that just teeters back down to a merry-go-round, leaving me with a detached feeling that everything I had spent the past few hours working towards has been all for nought.Įven if the abrupt, unfulfilling ending doesn’t completely tie the experience together, I’ll still remember plenty of the funny and heart wrenching moments between Henry and Delilah that I had the pleasure of eavesdropping on. But Henry and Delilah’s story is far too short, and the resolution of the game’s story relies far too much on a backstory that isn’t given the breathing room it needs. The world is beautiful and the voice acting is excellent. I enjoyed my short time in the world of Firewatch.
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