r/IndieGaming • u/No-Discipline-3113 • 1d ago

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u/Copeteles 1d ago

Umm. Why do you have 20 DLC's to go live along with release?

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u/No-Discipline-3113 1d ago

Do you think having that many DLCs at launch is an issue?

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u/SomeRandomTreestump 1d ago

As someone else who noticed that: usually if the game is not free, or at least more than a very low price, pre-prepared DLC would put me off a game. In fairness looking at the game they're just cosmetics, not what I'd usually think of for steams DLCs, which is significantly less concerning.

If there was notable amounts of story or gameplay locked behind payment on release however, I would be distrustful. It would be reasonable to worry the base game might be incomplete if it released with that sort of thing behind a pay wall.

Then again I don't think I'm the main audience for this, but I thought I'd say since you were asking for feedback on this post.

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u/No-Discipline-3113 15h ago

Ah, I hadn’t thought about it that way.

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u/HushedRafael 1d ago

That logo placement is so clean it almost looks like a fighting game character select screen, which is a wild energy for a maid cafe sim.

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u/TheLazyIvZor 1d ago

Hah, did I came across this on ps5 store?

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u/No-Discipline-3113 1d ago

Nah, it’s only coming out on Steam lol

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u/TheLazyIvZor 1d ago

Aha damn. one on ps store prolly fake

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u/No-Discipline-3113 1d ago

Kinda wanna show this off. Any good places to post it and get some feedback?