Your chance to tell Gearbox why Duke Nukem Forever sucked

Summary: Have your say on Duke Nukem Forever.

Game developer Gearbox is looking for feedback from gamers on its Duke Nukem Forever title, presumably to find out why people thought it sucked so much.

The title was release in June following 12 years worth of delays, but the game failed to live us to the high hopes that gamers had for it. Well, Gearbox want to know what went wrong!

Hello,

This is a survey for Duke Nukem Forever. Gearbox prides itself in listening to the community, and this is your chance to tell us how you feel about Duke Nukem Forever. You may participate in this survey if you have played or have not played Duke Nukem Forever. Please answer the following questions.

Well, what are you waiting for? Go tell em what you thought of the game!

If you want to know more about the games then I suggest you watch TotalBiscuit’s excellent three-part review of the game. This guy simultaneously manages to offer up a decent review and hilariously riffs the game while playing.

Topic: Mobility

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  • RE: Your chance to tell Gearbox why Duke Nukem Forever sucked

    I'm afraid if Gearbox doesn't understand why the Duke sucked, then they shouldn't be in game design in the first place. It was like they slept though all the intervening years.
    tonymcs@...
  • RE: Your chance to tell Gearbox why Duke Nukem Forever sucked

    The game wasn't anything like I expected. I liked it but I think that they should have sticked (with the 2001 E3 version) which would have been more fun. Despite that DNF didn't meet it's full potential there are ways to improve it. One is to make the "Digs" have more stuff and be more interactive. They should add a firing range and a monster dispenser (a button that you press and it summons any monster and you fight it. Can be pressed numerous times).
    Alexander Anonymous