Ken Levine, creator of the BioShock series, has confirmed that his new game will feature a "small-scale open world".
Talking to the On Point show (via Gamespot), Levine stated that "AAA, single-player narrative games" were "starting to disappear", suggesting that tastes were shifting, and gamers today want a longer, more replayable games.
"The real reason
is they're very expensive to make and I think gamers are saying pretty loud and clear that if they're going to spend $40, $50, $60, they want an experience that lasts more than 10-12 hours. That's a lot to ask somebody to spend."
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Talking to the On Point show (via Gamespot), Levine stated that "AAA, single-player narrative games" were "starting to disappear", suggesting that tastes were shifting, and gamers today want a longer, more replayable games.
"The real reason
is they're very expensive to make and I think gamers are saying pretty loud and clear that if they're going to spend $40, $50, $60, they want an experience that lasts more than 10-12 hours. That's a lot to ask somebody to spend."
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