It’s… not a bad offering overall, especially if you’re already a Netflix subscriber. Read More: Netflix bumps up the attractiveness of its Premium tier with spatial audio and better download supportīoth titles will support third-party controllers as well, so you don’t need to fiddle with touchscreens if you really don’t wanna. We’ve meticulously thought about touchscreen controls - and this is coming from a former Apple Design Award judge obsessed with the way touch-screen games look and play.” CEO Matt Casamassina said that “…you’re not going to get some farted-out, dumbed-down shell of our PC and console efforts if you choose to play the Netflix versions. Publisher Rogue Games has emphasised that choosing to avail yourself of its titles through Netflix wouldn’t be the worst idea on the planet. But you spend loads of time exploring on a boat. Oh, all right, and a bunch of other stuff too. The major difference? There’s sometimes turn-based combat to contend with.

Highwater, on the other hand, puts us in mind of a similar title called Submerged. It looks, based on the trailer, like there are some roguelike elements in there as well.

It’s an isometric twin-stick shooter set in a futuristic Western locale and sees players taking on technological cowpokes. Dust & Neon is also set to launch on the PC and the Nintendo Switch if you’re intent on paying for it.

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