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Given how many people buy their games, I would assume this statement of yours to be inaccurate. There are a considerable amount of people that do not like their games, but that group appears to be outnumbered by those that keep buying/playing their games.
Critical feedback is by definition niche and easy to ignore.
But its also an indicator of general consumer feedback eventually.
A critical individual might say Assasins Creed hasn't been relavent since the Xbox 360.
A non critical consumer will say oooooh assasins are ninjas now!?
Again, even in the case of super hero fatigue the markets do eventually turn and the sales numbers reflect this.
These things go in cycles. Some giants fall, smaller devs pop up and take up the "space" left. I remember many, many years ago, we didn't have any big studios. Pretty much every game was an indie game. And we still have lots and lots of indie games.
And while I don't fully grasp many of the most popular games these days, I have to admit I'm not a young guy anymore and most games are not made with me in mind. So it's understandable that games made for teens are not exactly my cup of tea. Besides, the gaming industry keeps growing.
Yes, there are problems, namely with big money machines taking over the landscape. But honestly, shouldn't gamers also take part of the blame? I always loved football games. Both simulation and managerial. But these days, it just makes no sense to me to buy a game like EAFC. It's got currently a 43% and given the past history, why do people still buy this? Why are people still buying these games? Shouldn't we (all of us) be more demanding and not buy a game this poor? And that is just an example, but I cannot bring myself to buy a game with such low ratings. As much as I miss playing some football, each year it's gotten increasingly frustrating to play.
I understand that part of the problem has been the monetization of it all. Making micro transactions and other means to grab out money. Yes, we can just not go there but many do. Because they want to and the industry keeps making more money. Ultimately, they make more money and that is their job. We might not agree, but they are making more money anyway. And it's not just games. It's TV, it's movies, it's music. Slipknow just sold part of their IP to some money fund. Yeah, the same band that went "All the money in the world can't buy me"...
But I'm not that defeatist. There are many nice indie games. Many great backwater movies, many amazing small bands. We have the power to chose like never before.
No.
We all play in some way, shape or form... some build models... some continue to smear paint on canvases.... some even build giant water towers that can fly...
The only seriousness we do are paying taxes...
But gaming as a whole in my view at this point could not be any better.
Exclusivity is gone, and we can all get our hands on games we could not before.
Smaller developers are coming out with a "Back to the Future" type model, that brings us the games we may have remembered of being great games butchered by the triple a's over the years, and coming out with brand new games based on those models.
And they're succeeding.
Inclusiveness in terms we can get access to Steam thru other avenues. Ge Force Now, Steam Deck and now Steam Box.
Xbox going apparently to the same model.
Early Access has games developers want to try, may be hit or miss, but can come out with games satisfying near every genre, time period, etc.
Gaming today is better than ever, when you get away from the Triple A's and today the higher prices.
Creativity consolidation was never the goal. It's always about the money and about the control of IP. Just look at Championship Manager. Some big money comes along, throws them a truck load of cash expecting the name alone to be enough. Not only did it fail spectacularly, but the same old team made a new game with another name that became the new standard. Although right now it's gone to *****
Why not Epic Games? Fortnite sold out a large stake to Disney and is still trash.
Nope. We must start with this, every time.
And yet it's still one of the most profitable games ever. It's not to my liking, but who am I to judge?
https://youtu.be/wHT8tEE0sVU?si=6Id4RC0BrgbAbFZv
So this is usually where it starts.
If you're a fan of say dedicated non bad western rpgs or immersive Sims you might say that my thing doesn't really exist anymore or exists in such a small quantity to no longer self perpetuate the hobby anymore.
Like if the NHL season was cut in half or into a 3rd.
I'm not a kid anymore. I can't relate to most "modern" games like I related to the games I liked when I was younger. But it's always been like this with everything in life.
Gaming is mostly an industry for the younger people. It's the older folks (like me) that are becoming old tarts musing about "the good ol' days".
If you for example like the game where people kick the ball into the net.
Some sort of football or soccer person.
I think they still kick the ball into the net in the same way.
Its actually somewhat of a unique phenomenon of pop culture, gaming, movies, and music that the nature of what we create changes in real time due to external factors.
It is you're right. But the great part about it is there are games for us.
No, i can't play 6 v 6 COD anymore, or BF or those games i used to play. Or Souls like games.
But there are so many games we "can" and do play. But you're right, i see these "Boomer" COD Hate Tubers all the time that don't seem to realize they are now in the minority, and the games are to continue to be for the younger crowds.
For us, Arma 3, more SP based games. There's a TON of historical stuff here on Steam. Simulation games as well.
It's a great time for everyone with the exception of those fixated on the Big Triple A's that are taking a hit, being these generational shifts in tastes in games, as well as an apparent brain drain with scripts for the more SP based games.
Some of them trying to pander to new fanbases and releasing woke games, which have repeatedly resulted in spectacular failures.
Problem is : Instead of trying to make a new great game they trying to make a way to milk away money.