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AAA publishers ‘abusing’ Early Access are setting unrealistic expectations, say Deadhaus Sonata leads
It's just a "marketing beat" for them, says Eternal Darkness director Denis Dyack
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It’s just a “marketing beat” for them, says Eternal Darkness director Denis Dyack Big-budget games releasing ain Early Access are making it harder for smaller indie developers to do the same, the leads behind Deadhaus Sonata say.
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