Single-Player Games Are Not Dead, Says Swen Vincke
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Larian StudiosAs major gaming companies are passionate about investing resources in developing multiplayer games Apex Legends, Overwatch, Fortnite, you name them single-player games seem to be receiving much fewer spotlights. Are single-player games dead? Discussions about this topic appear every now and then and have recently started again.While the discussion is going on and unlikely to have a quick firm answer anytime soon, Swen Vincke, CEO of Larian Studios and director of the beloved Baldurs Gate 3, has recently made clear his stance on the matter in a post on X. He puts it straightforwardly: Theyre not. They just have to be good.In the comment section, he added the reason why this thought has been shared: Hearing chatter about important industry figures stating there is no future for (big) single player games. Which means discouraging investment in (big) single player games. This actually bothered him, so he decided to give some counterweight. Besides being good, he also thinks a great sing-player game needs another key factor for success innovate enough.Larian Studios, as well as Swen Vinckes own names, often come along with the great success of Baldurs Gate 3, which has garnered numerous Game of the Year awards and sold over 15 million copies by last November. Although enjoying such success, unfortunately, the game would not receive DLCs or expansions, as Vincke confirmed during last years GDC. The studiohas now shifted its focus toa new game, which is still in its early stages, and they promise to share more after the media blackout period when the time is ready.Do you agree with his stance? Share your thoughts with us. Dont forget to join our 80 Level Talent platformand ournew Discord server, follow us onInstagram,Twitter,LinkedIn,Telegram,TikTok, andThreads,where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.Source link The post Single-Player Games Are Not Dead, Says Swen Vincke appeared first on CG SHARES.
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