For me I hate that meme as it trancended a meme and I have seen it seriously used as a insult to people even a year or 2 older then another just for a disagreement in views.. it also now is stated by many as now ''Boomer is a mindset not a generational term'' by nitwits more and more as time passes

I've seen it, or at least seen GenX being erased out of generational conversation, either lumped in with Millennials or pushed back with Boomers.

I take exception to being labelled a Boomer, it undermines my life experiences and the cultural influence that generation had.

Fair enough.

Thought/feedback: if you want to avoid releases like these "standing out" for criticism like in this thread (tho again I don't mind this release personally), consider releasing a game like this in a batch (perhaps of several different genres but a single publisher) like has been previously with Piko, Ziggurat, or the Funbox Media releases last year. I really would call doing this a "priority" of course, but something to consider.

Hey I loved Pokemon, but Spore......oof guess whatever floats your boat.
So we are back to step one then huh ?

I dont have kids myself but i have relatives that do
and they are playing Minecraft
Ratched and clank
and among US

none of them have showed any interest in horses or games that features horses but perhaps that woud change when they get a bit older since most of them are girls

And the week or so before we got a number of SSI games, from the 80's, which (judging by the number of reviews) people are not exactly rushing to buy despite some people thinking it is more appropriate for GOG. These games too are aimed at a very small group on GOG, not the majority of customers. Yet somehow that is more acceptable than some jrpg, visual novel or horse management game.While these SSI games are more my thing that's not the point. Some people on GOG go into panic mode far too eagerly. GOG is not what it was 10 years ago, it is bigger and has a wider audience, which means a wider selection of games and genres, a natural progression in order to grow or maintain the business. It is also a business that has been trying to change its image, for example I remember how anti-console it used to be in its marketing, which to me felt rather crude and chidlish at the time, but now it feels more mature and serious as a business. That is how GOG has been able to get the big triple-a titles, even former Sony exclusives, which I never thought would happpen.