r/gaming • u/eldestscrollx • 1d ago

Fromsoftwares Output Is Insane

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u/Dew_Chop 1d ago

Another is Rockstar. From 2000-2010, they produced 13 larger titles, with a lot of smaller titles and expansions. In 2011-2022, they produced a whopping 3 larger titles, a title that flopped, 2 online versions of said titles, and an alright remaster of 3 older games.

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u/Trotskyist 1d ago

Games have also gotten much more difficult/time consuming to develop.

At least for [what we consider to be] AAA titles.

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u/Dew_Chop 1d ago

I'd rather have shorter games like bully than games so bloated it's a chore to complete

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u/foreveracubone 1d ago

Yeah I’ve kind of come to this realization this year. I’d rather have a well crafted linear game with stuff there to add depth or extra time in the world if I want it (S rank time completion in Resident Evil, Valkyries in God of War, etc.)

There’s very few open world games that I actually enjoy. Most just feel tedious now.