About 7 years too late to the party anyways, even extraction shooters are getting a bit long in the tooth. Someone will develop a new model of game and that will take over the market, they should start trying to beat them to the punch.
Yeah Its really sad that we have to watch indie studios be the ground breakers and the AAA studios are all just flabbergasted as to how to make a good sequel.
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About 7 years too late to the party anyways, even extraction shooters are getting a bit long in the tooth. Someone will develop a new model of game and that will take over the market, they should start trying to beat them to the punch.
Remember when the professional studios were the trend creators and the ones making experimental games? Can we go back to those days please?
Ill gladly take a new Illbleed over the ten millionth PUBG clone.
Yeah Its really sad that we have to watch indie studios be the ground breakers and the AAA studios are all just flabbergasted as to how to make a good sequel.