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Former PlayStation exec says there's a "collapse of creativity" in the industry
(www.eurogamer.net)
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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2024
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Cyberpunk is basically futuristic GTA in a first person view, saints row 4 was basically GTA with superpowers, spiderman is basically GTA as Spider-Man
Even in this one format, there's endless room for creativity and innovation. It's a formula for a fun game...
But where I loved cyberpunk, watchdogs was similar in many ways and I just couldn't get into it
The problem is that they want to shove slop in proven molds and get a winning game. It's still slop
That's basically what I meant but you fleshed it out more.
Yeah, there probably is more that can be tried and maybe I'm being unkind to the format. Its not the formats fault.