>fantastic game
>has at least one fantastic sequel
>never talked about
>will likely never get another game
Why is Dillon's [insert subtitle] the new Chibi Robo
Fantastic game
Luis Wood
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Lincoln Green
Dillon, just like Chibi-Robo, has devs who were from Love-de-Lic. Every game they've ever been involved with has been anywhere from decent to really good, but has also severely underperformed.
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Hunter Morris
the first game is unironically one of my favorite 3ds games, it's a genius concept
how is the most recent one? didn't buy it because I'm done with the 3ds, is the gameplay still roughly the same?
Aaron Flores
That's kind of depressing. Hope they have a big success soon.
Isaiah Hughes
it's not fair!
Noah Allen
>severely underperformed
was it the case for dillon though? it was a 10 bucks eshop exclusive, I doubt it needed tons of sales to make money and it apparently did well enough to justify two sequels
Jason Campbell
Do they hold up?
Angel Cruz
sad to say but people just don't like good games user. they like hyped up games, regardless if they are any good or not. its why masterwork indies can only sell 100s of thousands if they're lucky and get highly praised, yet AAA monstrosities are bashed constantly yet sell millions.
Nicholas Lee
Pretty much, sucks too because I enjoyed the games.
Colton Foster
I woulda got it if it let me use a furry Mii on my Switch.
Brody Morgan
expansive
Thomas White
I got the first game and wanted to like it but just playing the first few levels scratched the FUCK out of my 3DS's screen. Neat aesthetic though.
Tyler Morales
Dead Heat doesn't require you to use the stylus to control Dillon
Nathan Perez
When did Mighty become a cowboy?
William Smith
Mighty wishes he looked like Dillon
Carson Allen
Dillon's first two games did decent. Dead Heat Breakers sold like shit because it was released at both the height of 3DS Piracy and more or less the end of its lifetime.
Aaron Cruz
I hope it's up-ported to Switch. It doesn't need the touch screen.
Brody Gutierrez
I'm on my first playthrough of DHB right now, and it's pretty good. You can definitely tell the audio guy who worked on Moon:Remix RPG Adventure and Chibi-Robo is involved, with the speech sounds and all.
Grayson Martin
First game was shit and dissuaded me from getting the other two
Isaac Gray
he is kinda hot-looking in DH
Blake Lewis
What didn't you like about it?
Brody Peterson
It really benefits from having a map at all times though. Sometimes I don't even look at the top screen at all. That game would have been a perfect fit on the Wii U like most DS and 3DS games but alas.
Nolan Edwards
Long loading times and the prep work before the wave just bored me from what I remember. Like you have a huge field and I get it’s to gather materials and get the lay of the land but it’s largely just dicking around in an empty field looking for the cotton things and caves. Then the combat just really didn’t feel rewarding either.
Mason Garcia
what kind of a completely retarded criticism is that
>yeah I get you need to gather materials, find heart pieces, build towers and learn the terrain to prepare for invasions but really you're just dicking around in an empty field
Sebastian Powell
Isn't the recent one like $40 or something?
Daniel Young
because it's a fullgame
Kayden Sanders
the first one was a full game too, easily 20 hours of gameplay for ten dollarydoos
Hunter Cook
I mean it's less eshop/bite-sized in scope and length
Aaron Mitchell
You might like Dead Heat Breakers. Pre-wave prep is 100% optional save for assigning people to towers, and once you've gotten all you think you can get done before the wave done you can just skip the rest of the prep.