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Larian Studios - Single Player Games are not dead

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by RPGWatch, Mar 22, 2025.

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    [​IMG]Swen Vincke reminds everyone on X:
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    That time of the year again when big single player games are declared dead. Use your imagination. They're not. They just have to be good.

    The why of this tweet is 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. Which bothers me. Because I don't think they have it right.

    The problem is that this type of attitude has consequences. Because before you know it becomes a mantra.

    So this is just me trying to give some counterweight. I think good single player games will continue to do as well as they have always done. They just need to be good and innovate enough.
     
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