Hyrule Warriors is, as the name implies, The Legend of Zelda meets Dynasty Warriors. That, and their comportment regarding a poor review makes me really want to root for them. Hyper Light Drifter is Journey meets Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind. These guys have a good eye for excellent games, and publish for some really innovative, smaller dev studios. And I’ve really enjoyed everything I’ve played of Stellaris so far. Did Pillars of Eternity NEED a separate publisher when surely Obsidian could’ve tried their hand at it or used their other contacts? Whatever the reason, it was Paradox who picked it up.
Majesty 2 is an old favourite from my 00s days, I’ve heard only good things about Mount & Blade: Warband’s ambitious freedoms, and Magicka was novel, worked well, and was funny. Leviathan: Warships took an under-explored game mechanic and stuffed it to the brim with class and fun (plus, dat trailer, yo). King Arthur – despite my low play-time – is actually one of my favourite Total War clones ever. The Europa Universalis series in particular has been an entertainment/enjoyment goldmine for me, priming me to get into Crusader Kings, and Cities: Skylines beat (the gutted non-SIMs-reskinning remnants of) Maxis at their own game. I know Paradox doesn’t have much of a rep for being a top-tier, AAA publisher/sometimes-developer, but I really like a surprising high number of their published/developed games. Yet, considering the actual facts at hand, it’s unbelievable that they needed to respond at all.
HYPER LIGHT DRIFTER REVIEW TOTALBISCUIT FULL
The full response is classy, and it’s a credit to Paradox that they addressed it so well. Those named in said conspiracy (including Rowan) are professionals in their field and we are absolutely confident that such feelings would never colour review content.” “The second and perhaps the most important topic is a supposed conspiracy suggesting that Rowan would have a personal vendetta against us or our games due to his/our relationship with other game critics,” they said. (In case you’re wondering: Totalbiscuit has not commented publicly on any of this.) Paradox also made it clear that they want nothing to do with the conspiracy junkies. It would make sense that IGN would make use of his experience to review Stellaris.”
HYPER LIGHT DRIFTER REVIEW TOTALBISCUIT PROFESSIONAL
“Although, yes, we would disagree with the lower-than-liked score that he eventually awarded us, he does have experience of our previous titles and has over the years provided his professional opinion on those, too. “Contrary to a lot of opinions we’ve seen posted, Rowan is a very logical choice by IGN,” Paradox said.
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