Dear Developers | A Plea from the Quarantined…

Sandoozee

Sandoozee

Co-Founder of Time Wasters. Favourites are Couch co-ops, games that can be made into drinking games, and anything open world. Grew up on Nintendo but I have been putting considerable time into the Playstation 4. Nintendo will always have my heart.

Dear Developers | A Plea from the Quarantined…

Dear Developers A Plea from the Quarantined

Dear Developers,

I know that this time is likely just as hard for you as everyone else out there so we would like to say right off the bat that we appreciate you. With that being said it feels like you have gone dark from our world. It is hard to say if we’re noticing those usual gaps between updates with more intensity than normal or if the lead up to what would have been E3 caused the lack of announcements coming our way. Either way it feels as if your voices have gone quiet in this, our time of need.

You may be thinking “A pandemic is no time to worry about video games”, I beg to differ. Society has been divided into two groups for the time being; Essential workers and those who aren’t. No matter what category one has fallen into, now is the time for an escape more than ever. Specifically, the kind of escape we find in the worlds you create.

We know that you hold yourselves to high standards and we see it in your final products but for the first time ever getting the games out feels more important than polishing the lighting details. The sway of the grass as your character crawls through it is unbelievable but for the time being we are less concerned about these “getaway worlds” being perfect and more concerned about just having the world to get away to.

Those that are stuck at home have untold amounts of free time. Those that aren’t have unreal levels of stress right now. Both are easily helped with the complete and utter absorption into a game, whatever you can throw our way. Whether it be a pixelated farming sim like Stardew Valley or the AAA graphics and fast-paced action of Call of Duty Warzone.

Even with all the releases of late we would love to get our hands on more. Thank you for everything that you do and are in the midst of doing. 

Sincerely,

Someone with a lot of free time lately.

P.S. To all essential workers out there who not only aren’t getting this “free time” but are also putting yourselves in harms way in order to bring us the things we need. We couldn’t be more grateful. We know this can’t be easy for you and we just want you to know that we appreciate all that you are doing and wish you all good health both physically and mentally through these times. Thank You. 

Related Articles

genshin impact review
Review
Guest Writer

Genshin Impact Review

Article written by guest writer, J.Hill Genshin Impact: Gacha gaming that’s… good? I often find myself not knowing quite how to feel about mobile games. While

Read More »
a history of paper mario
Article
Sandoozee

A History of Paper Mario

With the recent release of PaperMario: The Origami King. I thought people out there might enjoy a quick run through of previous Paper Mario games. There

Read More »
Review
Sandoozee

Bait! VR Review

I want to preface this articles by saying my experiences with the game were on the Oculus Quest 2 Free games tend to be a large

Read More »
No more posts to show

Related Posts

genshin impact review
Review
Guest Writer

Genshin Impact Review

Article written by guest writer, J.Hill Genshin Impact: Gacha gaming that’s… good? I often find myself not knowing quite how to feel about mobile games. While capable of providing cheap thrills and alleviating temporary boredom, they generally don’t possess the sort

Read More »
PS Now
Article
Sandoozee

What is PlayStation Now?

There are a lot of games out there. Like a crazy amount really. So many in fact that it would be impossible to play them all even if you did have the cash needed to buy each one as it comes out.

Read More »
a history of paper mario
Article
Sandoozee

A History of Paper Mario

With the recent release of PaperMario: The Origami King. I thought people out there might enjoy a quick run through of previous Paper Mario games. There was a couple that I didn’t even hear about (I didn’t get into the Nintendo

Read More »
darkest dungeon review
Review
Sandoozee

Darkest Dungeon Review

This was a game that I borrowed from a friend to test out. I can tell you that although I had high hopes, I will not be buying it. The initial start up of the game had me hooked! I

Read More »
Review
Sandoozee

Bait! VR Review

I want to preface this articles by saying my experiences with the game were on the Oculus Quest 2 Free games tend to be a large hit or miss market. There are some out there that are far too fun and

Read More »
A better sorting system for minecraft
Guide
Sandoozee

Minecraft | A Better Sorting System

Over the many years of playing Minecraft there has always been one thing that is extremely frustrating – Item management.  If you’ve ever played the game you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about. Chests stacked on top of chests filled

Read More »
Guide
Maki

Cyberpunk 2077 FAQ

Cyberpunk 2077 has had some shaky beginnings. Once the most hyped and anticipated game of the decade, it was able to achieve the largest digital launch ever with 10.2 million digital copies sold, according to data from Superdataresearch.com. Launch day is when

Read More »
Review
Maki

Watch Dogs Legion Review

London has been strong-armed into submission by a security corporation led by a psychopath, terrorized by the bombings of an anonymous hacker group and infested with crime thanks to the shady activities of a well-connected (and well-funded) criminal organization. Citizens are kidnapped

Read More »
Guide
Sandoozee

Valheim: Finding Haldor the Trader

There’s one element of Valheim that can be extremely frustrating – finding Haldor the Trader. While finding him is not essential to the game it is a great boost to what you can do. The items he offers can make

Read More »
No more posts to show