Crimson Desert Looks “Too Good to Be True,” And That’s Why We Can’t Have Nice Things

The way many of us are reacting to Crimson Desert says more about us as gamers than about the game itself. After being let down by several hyped releases, we’ve become cautious, almost expecting disappointment. We still want to be excited by ambitious games, but we’re hesitant to fully commit. Crimson Desert is a good example of this – it shows why so many players are now naturally reserved, even when something promising comes along.







