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We'd love to be a fly on the wall at Sony sometimes to know what the bigwigs think of its vaunted first-party struggling to make a dent in the PC market. Like mobile, the platform is proving surprisingly tough for PlayStation Studios to crack, and it must be frustrating. Case in point: LEGO Horizon Adventures managed a peak concurrent player count of 602 on Steam in the almost two weeks since it launched. This past weekend, it barely made it to 200.
Now, the requisite throat-clearing. Obviously, LEGO Horizon Adventures is not a multiplayer shooter like Concord, so a healthy player population is less relevant. Also, this is ostensibly a game for children or the young at heart, gamers who are less likely to play on PC. Fairly dismal review scores certainly don't help. To those imaginary industry straw-men, we would retort that it has LEGO in the name and Guerrilla Games' and PlayStation Studios on the box, not to mention the full force of Sony's marketing power behind it; wouldn't you expect it to be doing bigger numbers?
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What do you think? Sony hasn't announced official sales figures, and we know they would have by now if they had a nice round number to share. Did you pick up a copy of LEGO Horizon Adventures? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Who actually even wanted it to begin with? Its a lesser Lego game it seems and lacks the key thing that makes Horizon so good the open world.
The price tag probably didn't help I think £60 is a lot for a Lego game.
How does it compare to other lego games?
Just curious but Sony really wants this to be big when they have so many other properties that haven't had anything made in years! 😭
I do most of my gaming on PC, but Lego games I only buy on console because they are perfect for couch co-op with my wee one.
Do people play Lego games on PC?
For live service games, i get it that player numbers is important. But when comes to single player games like platformer / Lego, players numbers on Steam feels irrelevant especially when the game also release for PS5 and Switch which is the primary target audience where family can play the game on couch.
So i don't think Sony expect high numbers of players for Lego Horizon on PC.
To be honest part of me is pleased that certain games such as this, which is stupid idea to begin with and other pointless games like horizon remastered and until dawn remake to name a few isn't doing well. Also from a selfish perspective, I'm glad Sony isn't seeing too much success on PC lately regardless of older games been ported or day and date like this game for example as I want their full focus on playstation and not waste time and money on PC.
IMO without the lore and graphics there really isn't much to Horizon apart from robot dinosaurs. Maybe it'll pick up some steam once the price drops a bit.
@RawnDawn Mostly I've been seeing Lego fans say the game is pretty boring and repetitive, specifically gameplay-wise I've been seeing people say it's extremely simple.
It's kinda funny that almost all the reviews for this game were for PS5, as I suspect (like with most multi plat releases) that Switch will get the highest units sold. I could be wrong but I seriously doubt most of the standard Horizon fanbase would want to play this. The tone for that series is pretty drab and I imagine it's the complete opposite for a Lego game.
My kids love it. And I think the writing is pretty funny so I enjoy watching them play. Bought it for the Switch though.
@Jaz007 that's a fantastic question, I don't think so; you wonder why it was ported
I'll dunk on Sony when I think they deserve it however this game definitely seems like something most people would buy for their Switch, or even their Playstation for obvious reasons.
Admittedly it's still a little surprising it's doing less than Concord lol
It's a bottom of the barrel Lego game, no one was taking time off from work to play it. I'm surprised it's even that high, most people have already forgotten it even exists.
This release is an absolute example of the age old question, “Who really wanted this?”
I just don’t think there’s much of an overlap in the market. It’s an absolutely haphazard attempt to toss together something I’m sure the execs thought could be a tentpole holiday release in lieu of having a blockbuster at the ready. It makes about as much sense as Concord being a hit, honestly. Horizon isn’t a kids series, so the sales proposition is sort of awkward in the first place… and arguably Astro Bot does a better expression of that intention if they were trying to test the waters with that. I’m definitely scratching my head trying to understand why Sony is greenlighting projects like this. I mean, the market that wants a new Ape Escape or Parappa may be larger than the market that wanted Lego Horizons…
This is a kids game. Kids play games on consoles and iPads
This game is even shorter than Astro Bot. I could not figure out why it is sold at 60.
I mean just saying, Horizon ain't exactly popular to have its own Lego game.
I’ve played a few Lego games on PC but it’s not my platform of choice for them. Still, we shouldn’t bother questioning why it’s being ported as there’s literally no reason not to. If it’s on Switch then they’re fine with it being multiplat and at least if it’s on PC then it’s easily preserved for the future.
@Nepp67 it's actually super popular, with the first game having sold pretty massive numbers at over 20M and the second something like 10M.
I would play this on my Steam Deck, but not at the price point they are asking. For that money, I'd play on the PS5. When it goes on sale, I'd definitely buy it for the Steam Deck, but I don't think I'd play it on PC. Same for my kids, they'd play it on the PS5, not on PC. Now, if it was available for the PSVita, I'd buy it in an instant, and we'd all be playing it!
@doctommaso The problem is, the target audience for Lego games is obviously kids. Horizon games on the other hand, while not rated M, are for slightly older audiences. Not many kids have played Horizon games, so you can see why the game isn't as popular as other Lego games with Batman, Harry Potter etc. It doesn't help that PC is a platform generally not used by kids.
I've not seen any real excitement for this game and with all due respect, Horizon doesn't have anywhere near the appeal of Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Batman etc that Lego games are usually attached to. I mean, I really enjoy playing the Horizon games but barely have any interest in Aloy and the other characters and have no desire to play Lego Horizon
@KoopaTheGamer Oh I totally agree with you. Just was disagreeing with suggestion that Horizon as a whole isn't popular.
@PuppetMaster Pretending like PC audience don't care about LEGO games is pretty disingenuous. Especially since LEGO Star Wars The Skywalker Saga hit 82k peak on Steam.
And even way less popular LEGO games got to 4-8k CCU range. So no matter how you slice it, 600 CCU is pitiful performance.
tbh I dont think PC is the place for a lego game and thus not a worrying statistic.
These are sit on the sofa and co-op with the kids games - not huddle over your mouse and WASD controls.
Some games are great on both imho (From games as am example) - but the Lego series was never in my view to be judged as a PC experience.
@PuppetMaster I don't think they expect high numbers either.
But I would hope they expected at least a thousand.
@TurboTom All games are pointless.
People eagerly await the yearly COD, FIFA, etc. spend infinite hours playing the exact same multiplayer game. So there seems to be a desire to continue to play the exact same thing with a slightly different skin. People seem to love franchises and buy every comic book in a series with 1000 entries. So, there is certainly a market for frequent entries in infinite franchises.
On one hand people cry for backward compatibility i.e. play games on new hardware expecting that games automagically utilise all bells and whistles of the new hardware, on the other hand people hate on remasters, remakes i.e. think playing old games on new hardware with all bells and whistles is pointless, a waste of time and money. Or think that playing the exact same old game is good enough and when they get the chance to play the exact old game they complain about the outdated controls, and subpar graphics. Anyway the hate on remasters and remakes does not really have any foundation because many people want exactly this, the same game they played and loved in the past but updated to modern standards.
Anyway if You do not have any interest in something why do You care ?
It's a poor lego game and i just don't think Hoirzon as an IP is anywhere near as popular as Sony think it is.
Part of the reason for the sales numbers the series has is all the console bundles both games received, which inflated the numbers massively.
It's just a middle of the road IP and nowhere near the juggernaut Sony think it is
@lindos
Lego starwars had a peak of 82,000. GOW:R on pc didn't even do half of the original.
Something is going wrong
Whoever keeps greenlighting this stuff but says no to a new Sly Cooper should be fired and then put in jail.
I finished it on Saturday. I enjoyed it, it was funny at times and I'll probably go back for the easy plat, but it's very much a game for young kids and Horizon fans.
As long as it generates some more Lego sets I'll be happy.
As for sales, if it hits a million in its lifetime I reckon it will be doing well.
It's main audience will be Kids and Playstation fans of the IP, both of which will not be on PC (or many).
@PuppetMaster huh?... you think it's not in their game-plan to sell as many copies on PC? They don't historically sell as much on PC (just the demographics), but as far as LEGO games go, this was one of the worst releases on PC. That means, not only was it not impressive - it was actively not being bought.
It's not about multiplayer - it's about who is actually playing the game.
@doctommaso It's still not quite the talk of the town. Especially when for some reason Guerrilla keeps placing the game's release date close to something that is waay more popular.
At first, the price tag put me off and that was backed up when the reviews came out.
This will be something I either pick up when it is at least 50% off or if it gets added to Ps Plus down the line.
@doctommaso The first and the second game are so boring, the only thing that keeping you in is the graphics. Story and characters are so week and so unpleasant to play.
I will be happy to have Killzone remaster then this pail of s...
Yeah... i don't think PC steam is where most families are.
This will have sold better on switch and playstation, i'm sure.
I'm curious why is Sony still wondering??? PC players buy games when they come on sale for £10 max.
But honestly, who is paying $60 for a Lego game?
@SV22 I think there are a lot of better games, but the Horizons are solid Bs. I'm just pushing back against the idea that the franchise as a whole is not popular. I have no interest in Lego games.
How does Hermen still have his job.
@Acquiescence Pretty sure most or all of these horrible decisions are squarely on Jim Ryan; he just left earlier this year, and many of us suspect he was gracefully fired. Guess we'll learn more about Hulst et al. as time goes along.
@djlard i guess PC players know their moneys worth 😂
@lindos PC is the place for everything. & no need for WASD or mouse - it can be played with any controller you like
I just don't think PC gamers see the PS studios first party line-up as being as important as PS console players do.
And when you drop something that isn't top drawer then the PC community responds with a resounding 'meh'.
But, I reckon it is pretty easy to drop these games onto pc in the main - after all games are built on PCs and so the cost of releasing them there is likely easily recouped with a small number of sales.
After the latest epic scale Lego Star Wars game, how would they think a short linear game would do? Sony probably thought they could make a quick buck on this. But Horizon, is nothing compared to franchises like Star Wars, Batman, Indiana Jones etc. They should have made Lego Uncharted or God of War instead, and sold it at $40.
I highly doubt Lego games ever do that great on PC. It's a fun game to play, but the only reason it excists is to draw kids and casual gamers into the Horizon franchise. That's why the remaster is also released so close to this.
Fake news, it has Concordillions of players on PS5!
Jokes aside, it did not crack the top 10 games played on PSNProfiles, a ranking which, while heavy on Trophy hunters, is one of the better indications we have available to us when it comes to playercounts on PSN. It petered out at 11th, and then dropped - it's 13th at the time of writing. For a first party title built on not one but two big IPs, that's pretty damn dire.
@Vonterribad Perhaps the novelty of PlayStation games on PC is wearing off? Maybe they should port Bloodborne.
Traveller's Tales make Lego games (even if they're lacking something post-Jon Burton) and they would also have had the sense to release it on PS4 as well.
Who even wanted this anyway? A purely Sony IP not know outside of the PS universe?
I think the problem is that there isn't really that much hype around horizon despite sonys push and it's not as good as an TT lego game.
Amongst other stuff
Don’t think it’s fair to compare numbers to a Lego star wars game tbh, that being a well known and hugely popular movie series and the only way to play through the story of the movies(I think). This… is a lego remake of a game that literally just got a remake. I enjoy the Horizon games but the timing was awful, having just played the remake I am in no rush to get back into it yet again. I did buy it tho, it is just gonna wait in the backlog for a while lmao
Firstly there's the price I wouldn't pay more than £30 for a LEGO game new secondly there aimed at children who don't have PCs they have very little in the way of depth apart from going around smashing things and collecting studs I would rather have physical LEGO sets of the Horizon like the tall neck they have already released
I would imagine that more people are probably playing it on PS5 and Switch than PC.
@Godot25 Son, you're comparing with a fking Star Wars which will be big no matter what. Talk about disingenuous, you need to find a mirror.
@Oz_Who_Dat_Dare I really doubt they expect big numbers for PC. They main target for this game is still PS5 and Switch playerbase.
I'm not surprised. I can't imagine the PC crowd jumping at the chance to play a Lego game that had a lukewarm reception at best. Especially at full price.
I'd imagine it might be doing better on Switch if anything.
Ditch Pc support for a few years and get the core production going for PS5/PS5 Pro first and then you can look at the PC market. We, the backbone of Playstation Nation gets bread crumbs for the last few years, sprinkled with GaaS and kid games.
Bring on Bloodborne II, Uncharted 5, Days Gone 2 and Corey's new game and some new mature singleplayer I.P's and we the lifetime long supporters can have some fun too.
They really want to get rid of it as i ordered one for my son for Sinterklaas (Dutch thing) at bol.com and they gave me a box containing 15 copies.
Is this a " H. Hulst Terrible Idea Production"???
This has his level of smug "I'm not out of touch, you're just wrong" air to it.
Also Lego usually gets Really Cheap, Really quick on PC. Steam sales around the bend too- not the best release window
Successful Lego games usually have recognition through big movie tie in - Star Wars, Indy Jones, Lord of the Rings, Marvel, DC, Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean etc.
Horizon just doesn't have that.
@gaston
I never said I hate remastered or remade games I actually own a lot of them to be honest. I just think Sony seem to be doing a lot of things that people are not wanting like this lego horizon game for example.
Although I do understand the need for smaller games to be made in between big releases. But in my personal opinion there is so many more interesting smaller projects and remastered games Sony could be focusing on. But yeah it dosent bother me what other people like to play and everyone can like different things 👍
@Godot25 The Sky Walker Saga is an outlier and you know it. It's the only Lego game with an actual good peak on Steam and the only Lego game with more than a 6k peak.
There's 10 Lego games with about 1k peak concurrent or less and 18 Lego games with less than 3k peak concurrent on steam so these numbers are pretty normal to the point it almost seems like putting Lego games on Steam is just a waste of time.
Some of them don't even hit their peaks until months or even years later when they hit the steam sales. Like the Lego Harry Potter Collection that only hit its 620 peak last month.
This is nothing more than drama bait from Push.
@PuppetMaster it's not that they were expecting big numbers (and yes, console owners would be the prime customer base). However, there's no getting around the fact that these were very low numbers....
Sony has yet to understand that people overall don't like Horizon as much as they like, say, God of War.
Lego God of War would sell numbers just for the novelty.
If we are talking about Sony IPs compatible with Lego, then it would be better to make a Astro Bot like game, one that pays homage to multiple franchises instead of just one.
Just like the Horizon Remastered that nobody asked for, it released and poof!
@MrMagic ...you (conveniently) forgot to mention that majority of those games are from 2017 or even sooner, when Steam wasn't as big as it is now.
Also, I counted 7 LEGO games with 5k+ peak CCU on Steam. Which is almost 10x more than LEGO Horizon Adventures managed to pull.
Like...nobody expected game to hit Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga numbers. But I expected at least 5K CCU considering Horizon is pretty big franchise and Steam has 100+million MAU...
@TurboTom they’re not making enough money from their in house titles releasing titles exclusively on ps5. They wouldn’t be putting titles on pc if their current development costs were sustainable long term.
This is something they’ve mentioned in the past, game development costs have increased and they need to seek additional revenue sources in order to make the investment worthwhile. The only other option is to sacrifice the quality of their first party output by cutting budgets.
Their pc strategy is already being undermined by the fact most of their titles have been available on console for several years. They still haven’t ported the demons souls remake to pc which blows my mind, it’s the one exclusive almost guaranteed to break records on pc. Their pc porting program is at best odd, and at worst incompetent.
@Zeke68 This lifetime supporter wants a new WipEout, Motorstorm, or something odd and creative like Puppeteer and Tokyo Jungle.
"Mature single player" games are precisely why I'm becoming bored of PlayStation. Also ironic that you say you want a mature game in the same breath as Days Gone 2 - the original being one of the most poorly written, childish pieces of nonsense fiction I've ever had the misfortune to be exposed to.
@CielloArc Where are you plucking that out of? The biggest-selling God of War game (GoW 2018) sold 23 million, Horizon Zero Dawn has sold over 24 million units.
But sure, Sony don't have access to their own sales data and they can't see which of their IPs are popular.
@Godot25 And you conveniently lied and you just did it again, unless you're just daft enough to count wrong because there are only 5 games out of the 25 Lego games on Steam with more than a 5k peak and and only one of them has more than 6k also loads of the other Lego games with low CCU's are from popular franchises.
The Steam is bigger now doesn't fly either when the recent 2k drive only got 1k peak concurrent.
You can try and spin it anyway you want but the fact is it's normal for Lego games not to perform well on Steam.
@MrPeanutbutterz I agree with the older titles but not with Days Gone. Childish? Not sure why you got so offended by my opinion? Insecure much?
I respect your opinion, now do me the favour and return that favour for me
It's almost like the "game" is just a despicable attempt at a franchise cash-in, slapping Lego on something in the run-up to Christmas and expecting it to sell. Because, reviews would suggest, it has a clear case of not really knowing its audience, or appealing much to people who like to play proper games. Too simple for adults, and children have no idea what Horizon is, supposedly. Have to say, I'm pretty tired of seeing another X Lego game. Feels like constant drivel without reinvention.
Are we really talking about steam numbers for a freaking Lego game lmao most sales probably on switch and ps push square ty thanksgiving this week do something thankful for once not smear articles about game no one cares about on PC
It sounds like it's a bit of a mess on PC. Apparently, not only does the game require a PSN account, it requires an Epic Games account that also happens to link to your PSN account (if launching from Steam).
So, yeah, double whammy there!
NOTE: It isn't stated in the Steam description that Epic Games account is required, but some have noted that upon loading the game, it attempts to download or run Epic Games Store. Sounds like someone messed up and published the Epic Game Store version to Steam.
One reviewer said that they were trying to just create a PSN account to play with their kid and ran into issues.
Apparently, the game doesn't let you mix & match controller styles, either - so both players have to have controllers for multi-player.
Also, it's just not a great reviewed game all together. Most negative reviews are saying that all the fun from the TT Games LEGO titles just isn't there for LEGO Horizon.
@Zeke68 You reckon I'm insecure because checks notes I think the writing in Days Gone - a game frequently criticised for it's trash writing - has trash writing? Lol, sure thing.
Also, having a strong opinion about a work of fiction that disagrees with your's ≠ offended by your opinion.
So maybe drop the disingenuous, bad faith arguments, and stop looking to be offended where there's nothing to be offended by 😉
@DennisReynolds No one, I have a feeling this was an agenda push for the usual. gender neutral Aloy
If this was $25 or $30...
Something overlooked in these Lego Horizon articles has been the absence of TT Games who were involved during the Lego licensed Golden run be it Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter 1 & 2, Lego Marvel Superheroes etc. Things sadly went astray there with more so-so licenses or incomplete ones ala Lego Hobbit etc.
Likewise the departure,retirement of several veterans there as WB extended their control of the studio. At their creative zenith (as much as you could say Lego cookie cutter game design), you could imagine the sort of humour they could apply & possible game worlds to retell things the "Lego way",(the banana arrows in LOTR still make me smile!).
Insofar as the lack of success of recent full priced remakes like the buggy Until Dawn (with little new content & no upgrade path for existing owners), TLOU, or the unpopular Concord in the last year or so,that firmly comes on now Co-CEO & SIE Worldwide Studios Hermen Hulst.
On one hand you have Sony 2IC Totoki say they're in need of more IP's,& yet there's been multiple older IP's like LBP, Infamous,Sly Raccoon, Jak and Daxter ,Twisted Metal, even Colony Wars, etc all sitting in the IP Toy chest in the attic.
Mr Hulst appears to be focused on either finding the next COD live service first party hits or more keen towards Guerilla or other creative heads he's closest to vs niche titles of the past ala Last Guardian,SOTC, Concrete Genie etc.
He might have his favourite studios or pet projects in the works,but they're not necessarily resonating with wider audiences. Playstation gamers tended to trust the likes of Sean Layden or Shuhei Yoshida who knew their PS History in a way that Hermen has struggled to connect with since.
@MrPeanutbutterz I wasn't offended. Just felt you got REALLY triggered by my post/opinion. No idea why though as it wasn't aimed at you in any way?! 🤷
@UsernameMayne Gender neutral Aloy? You know she's a girl right?
Here is the simple solution @Sony STOP selling 40€ games for 70€, your welcome.
Horizon has been getting worse with each release and sales support that theory.
Someone at Sony clearly is in love with it but isn't getting the message loud and clear.
I think the problem is ... LEGO games work better for IP that has its own appeal. Horizon isn't really driven by lovable or legendary characters with huge followings (though I do like Aloy). It's about a huge, gorgeous open world, it's about odd and unique enemies, it's about interesting lore and teasing apart an ongoing mystery about the end of the world and stopping a second apocalypse.
Literally none of these things carry over well to a Lego game. There's no reason for most horizon fans to buy this, and kids who love characters and recognizable IP aren't into it to begin with.
Sony are honestly better off just releasing certain first-party games like this on Xbox rather than PC, they are more concerned about sales and profits which they would gain more of releasing on Xbox even despite its own PlayStation dwarfing it. You just know there would be at least tens of thousands, possibly even more, if this came to Xbox.
@Zeke68 Me being "triggered" is a made up narrative in your head, nothing more. If you weren't offended, then why did you come at me with accusatory and defensive language? Or is that just your normal conversational tone? 😉
And no, it wasn't aimed at me, but you're aware of how public discussion forums work, right? If you don't want randos like me replying to your comments then don't comment to begin with 😉
@Netret0120 There's two mainline games. One sold over 24 million copies, and the other sold over 10 million to a much smaller install base... but sure, they're "unpopular".
Not that surprising. Horizon and Lego always seemed an odd crossover.
Who asked for it? Are they just sat there high on meth thinking up these game ideas?
BLOODBORNE REMASTER plus PC port.
These people must be thick as sh*t.
I've said it before but I'll say it again. Horizon fans didn't want a Lego game and Lego fans don't really care about Horizon.
I did pick up a copy, thanks for asking. I wish it was a better game, but aside from that, it's exactly the kind of game that I want. I was super-excited (and a bit confused) from the moment I saw the announcement. Forget what everybody else wants, sometimes I do get nice things. The fact that everything is actually made out of Lego, and the plastic doesn't bend, puts all other Lego games to shame. The graphics, and more importantly the color scheme and general art direction, are amazing. I'm a big fan of Horizon Zero Dawn (specifically, the mystery and the slow reveal of the truth - it's everything that Lost wasn't - but the world and killing the robots is cool too). Overall it's totally the game for me.
But yeah, I read a bunch of reviews before purchase. I knew what I was getting into. Game's not that great. I'm going through it slowly, savoring what I like and ignoring the rest.
@MrPeanutbutterz
Forbidden west released on both PS4 and PS5 so yes it selling 10 million copies vs Zero Dawn which sold over 24 million copies as a brand new IP is very telling
@Netret0120 Forbidden West is considered the jewel in PS5's graphically crown, so the PS4 version wasn't going to sell. It was also released to PS Plus Extra as an experiment and killed the sales stone dead.
But sure, keep telling yourself that 10 million sales is a flop.
It can't even pull Concord numbers?
Now that's even worst than expected.
@Nepp67 first game sold over 20 million copies. I’d say that’s pretty popular
@Vonterribad They should stop wasting time on PC and double down on console. I think you better could put stuff on Switch then on PC. A LBP would work on Switch it's a waste of resources on PC. Plus the PC master race will get mad about anything all the time.
@karlhendrikse It is a rage to put things down. People don't like something then they need others somehow to hate it too. I had the Last of Us 2 spoiled because some knob didn't like the story and he went spoiling the story everywhere here on the site even on articles.
Well for one thing people are burnt out on Sony shoving Horizon down there throats.
Horizon just isn't that good. Killzone had more brand name than this game
Who's surprised. It's a Fuc.... Lego game and it costs 70 bucks.
@Envy yeah... no.
They released 3 Horizon games on PC this year (Forbidden West in March, Zero Dawn Remastered in October, Lego in November) so wouldn't you expect numbers to be low?
Sony needs to give up on PC.
My thought when I saw that game in the PS store: why would I buy this?
Why would I buy a lego version of Horizon while i could play the Horizon games themselves? I see no reason to buy this, and other than LEGO Worlds/LEGO 2k drive i see no reason to buy any LEGO videogame that is based on another game or a movie.
I also threw away 2K drive when I saw the micro transactions. I'll stick to LEGO worlds if I want to play with lego Minecraft style
Sony is incredibly out in his own world. I work in a retail videogames shop (and a big one at that) and i haven't sold a single copy of Lego Horizons since it launched. People buy lego games because they tend to get cheap fast and has branding recognition: Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter... But, Horizon? Majority of lego games core target sees lego horizon and says "wtf is an horizon?".
Ps5 players are mostly casual players that only buys Fifa yearly (or your sport game in your country), Assassins creed and Call of Duty. That's it.
@Neither_scene
Yeah i can understand the reason for putting games on PC from that point of view. Although I do wonder if the extra revenue is enough to offset any damage to the playstation brand. But I imagine Sony have the data if it has any affect on the console or not. I'm glad it is at least not day and date though as I think that would have a negative effect on the quality and extra work for the developers which could mean delayed releases 🤷♂️
Anyway I think i have passed caring about it now as time goes on, I just find the PC gamers that Troll to be very irritating lol. Not offence to the majority of PC gamers that are not Trools though.
I thought it was a weird choice to give Horizon the LEGO game treatment as soon as it was announced. Like make more Horizon themed actual LEGO sets - absolutely - but a kids version of what is already a T rated video game - who wanted that? No one, apparently.
Also, having recently spent 80 OCD-driven hours to 100% the absolute mind-numbing, egregiously-padded collectathon that is LEGO Star Wars The Skywalker Saga, I don't want to play another LEGO game for at least like 5 years
Lego Dune would be a great IP to utilize.
What Lego game on Steam is doing better?
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