FDG Entertainment are on a roll today as they have also announced that the fairly recently released Blossom Tales on the Nintendo Switch has made 20 times the revenue it has on PC platform, Steam. The company also says that thanks to this, the team over at Castle Pixel can stay in business and continue creating great video games.
#NintendoSwitch community is a blessing! #BlossomTales is now a turnaround story: Humble indie dev @castlepixel can stay in business and continue making games. Love y'all! 3 months #Switch revenues surpass #Steam lifetime revenues 20 times! pic.twitter.com/GxO88Zor12
— FDG Entertainment (@FDG_Games) March 16, 2018
For some reason, this game reminds me of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
it takes inspiration from it so your right on the spot there. I have yet to play it but I’ve heard good things
Wow.even Steam has a hard time against the Switch. “PC Master Race” my ass. XD
That’s really due to the saturation of the Steam marketplace though. The eShop seems to be heading in the same direction, but the switch lends more to those style of games so the drop off in sales for newer titles probably wont be as bad.
Well the popularity of it’s portability is what’s selling those same games more so than Steam.
Should I get this game? I got Mulaka (looking for a game like Zelda and Okami to hold me off until the summer) and I liked it, but it didn’t really satisfy that want. So will this do a better job? It looks like a ton of fun and I really like a link to the past.
Yes, absolutely buy it.
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I played this game and, although I liked it, it was not quite as good as I was hoping. This game was rather short (I went out of my way many times to complete side quests and still finished in 9 hours) and felt a bit cheap in comparison to a link to the past.
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