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Starfield for most innovative gameplsy? Am I missing something or do people on Steam ride that Bethesda cock hard?
At the time I'm writing this, recent reviews reached mostly negative (29%), and all-time reviews are mixed (64%). Which is honestly a lot more than it deserves, but I would hardly call that "riding Bethesda's cock".
It's probably just a matter of big games getting more votes, because of name recognition. This is just a popularity contest, after all.
Honestly wouldn't be surprised if most people chose it as a joke.
Best guess is people voted it because they didn't know any of the other games and didn't bother to check.
I just came here to ask the same question. It's not innovative one bit, it's a clone of No Man's Sky, and a shitty one at that.
They copied shouts from Skyrim, except worse, that's how un-innovative it was.
Wow, didn't know that one. At this point I am convinced Todd will count this game as success. Earned money and they didn't have to try.
The steam awards were never anything but a contest about which game is the most known. I really dislike them due to that, but at least one title (BG3 deserved it this year)
Yeah that's pretty awful
Your Only Move is Hustle
Starfield
Shadows of Doubt
Contraband Police
Remnant 2
Which game out of the choices given do you think most people have heard of?