...the ability to raise the dead appears to be missing from the store page description.

I've looked at this game many times and then assumed that I can't raise the dead in a game called Hands of Necromancy because of that store page.

It just happened again.

This is like having a game called 'Billy shoots his gun at alien frogs', and the store page says 'Join Traci as she pets a pony'.

MAYBE Billy shoots his gun at alien frogs in the game, but I'm not risking playing that game even if it's free, because time is a resource too.

And that's exactly what's happening here and why I've never bought this game - even though I'd LOVE to run around boomer-shootering with a team of raised skellies at my side.

Whoever wrote the store blurb doesn't understand what people look for when they buy a game.

Maybe I can raise the dead. Maybe I can't. I'll never know because if you guys can't even do a simple blurb properly, why would I expect the game to explain anything?

Yes I know that the dev probably didn't write the blurb. But they most likely signed off on it, so my point stands.

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Now wonder about how many people feel exactly like this but didn't post.

Yes, I could've just asked. But I want the information *while the iron is hot*.

Not 'maybe eventually, possibly never'.

Yes, I could've googled it in the time it took me to type this out.

I like typing my thoughts on the internet, so that's not a problem for me. That's enjoyable times.

I do not like doing unpaid research for things that should've already been stated clearly. That's unenjoyable times.

BIG difference.

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'Well you could've assumed-'

Too many game store pages are outright lies and you know it.

Assuming things in modern gaming can only lead to disappointment.