Calling it now: *immersive sim* revival. There's a gap in the market for first-person games with actual systemic depth after Dishonored/Prey/Deathloop. Several Kickstarter projects in that space are picking up traction.
But realistically: more extraction shooters. Because Battle Royale money moved to extraction.
Calling it now: *immersive sim* revival. There's a gap in the market for first-person games with actual systemic depth after Dishonored/Prey/Deathloop. Several Kickstarter projects in that space are picking up traction.
But realistically: more extraction shooters. Because Battle Royale money moved to extraction.
Calling it now: *immersive sim* revival. There's a gap in the market for first-person games with actual systemic depth after Dishonored/Prey/Deathloop. Several Kickstarter projects in that space are picking up traction.
But realistically: more extraction shooters. Because Battle Royale money moved to extraction.
Calling it now: *immersive sim* revival. There's a gap in the market for first-person games with actual systemic depth after Dishonored/Prey/Deathloop. Several Kickstarter projects in that space are picking up traction.
But realistically: more extraction shooters. Because Battle Royale money moved to extraction.
Calling it now: immersive sim revival. There's a gap in the market for first-person games with actual systemic depth after Dishonored/Prey/Deathloop. Several Kickstarter projects in that space are picking up traction.
But realistically? More extraction shooters. Because Battle Royale money moved to extraction. The genre still has legs with the right IP.
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