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wtf does "AA" and "AAA" even mean, like, why do they need different batteries.?
besides, I thought, batteries were totally out...
AA is a game that is a normal full sized game, but was made on a budget that limited scope. Good examples are the Metro series or Balatro. AAA is your normal games with big budgets. AAAA is a special title for Skull and Bones, it means you spend a gigantic amount of money and make sure the whole thing sucks.
Balatro is indie, songs isn't it? Developed by a single dude with probably zero budget
Yeah, maybe not a good AA example, just couldn't think of a second one off the top of my head.
Basically everything Nintendo makes is AA, they just charge AAA+ prices for them.
Clair obscur expedition 33
Larian and Hazelight are AA
Hyperstrange games and Revolver Digital.
Dungeons of Hinterwald is a fantastic AA game, if you haven't played it.