u/NettoSaito

Hi everyone,

While not directly related to Bully, though it was advertised as a spiritual successor, Agefield High is now available on PC, and I ended up being one of the reviewers for the title. I had my eye on it for quite some time, and had at least some hopes for it, but... I honestly cannot recommend it in the slightest.

That being said, if anyone has any questions regarding the title, feel free to ask! (And for those who would like to read the review, I'll avoid sharing the link but it is pretty easy to discover on Google or Opencritic.)

In addition to the major issue many of us have encountered, following the blog restore, Meta Data seems to no longer being read properly.

We share our posts to social media manually so we can personalize each post, and it is hit or miss if the post can even be shared.

Sites such as X and Bluesky seem to be completely fine—the images load properly. Facebook and other Meta owned sites will pick up the title, but the image fails to be pulled. Flipboard works half of the time, and for other posts we simply get an error stating the url cannot be shared. Tumblr (surprisingly we have followers who still use it) works most of the time, but then randomly links are not detected. When sharing to Reddit, the link has to be added and removed 10+ times before both the title and image are pulled.

In addition to all of this, our favicon is gone because Google attempted to index our pages, and went down a mass deletion route. Our articles are slowly repopulating, but again the favicon for some reason reverted to one we used 14 years ago.

Anyone else having similar issues or know how to fix any of this?

Hi everyone!

My name is Ben and I had the pleasure of reviewing Blue Reflection Quartet ahead of its release on July 30th. I know there has been quite a bit of discussion regarding this title, so if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask! I did in fact 100% complete every title in the collection, so I'll do my best to answer. (Though it honestly might be hard to remember some of the smaller details—this game has been my life for roughly the last two weeks, and is a lot to take in!)