Knowing that exclusivity deals, especially to EGS, tend to anger PC gamers for oftentimes a variety of reasons, Glumberland hoped to kill the controversy with kindness ahead of time. On Thursday, the developers at Glumberland, a husband and wife team made up of Rebecca Cordingley and Ben Wasser, put up a blog post announcing the Epic Games Store exclusivity. This small game that never really garnered much attention has become the flashpoint for a larger culture war over developer decisions, the Epic Games Store, and the validity of consumer anger and entitlement. While a Steam listing has been up for some time, the game has not actually been purchasable, and is coming to Xbox One still. I absolutely love the game and would recommend it to abyone.Last week, the developers at the two-person studio Glumberland announced that they would be bringing their upcoming adventure game Ooblets to the Epic Games Store rather than Steam on PC for a period of temporary exclusivity. The farming aspect is what you would expect, but it does come with some unique opportunities for your Ooblets! With each feature I unlock or quest I complete I feel like there are about 4 more things that are opened up to me! I usually am indecisive and have a hard time actually going from debating about purchasing a game to actually doing it. The jokes in the game are adorable as well. But in fairness I am only about 5 hours in. The dance battles are unique and fun although I feel that there should be more. Every little bit of the game has been crafted with such care. I have been able to relax and smile while playing because of the charming atmosphere and adorable creatures. I'm saying this not to share my life, but to express how thankful I am to this game. Given the fact it did not have a proper review. But this one I felt I had to go out of my way to do so.
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