" 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."
"A studio made their a game because they wanted to make a game they wanted to play themselves... They didnât have to meet arbitrary sales targets or fear being laid off."
Swen Vincke, the founder of Larian Studios and director of Baldur's Gate 3, argues against the notion that single-player video games are dead, asserting that they must simply be well-made to succeed. He highlights the pitfalls of the current trend towards multiplayer and live-service games, which can carry greater risks. Vincke emphasizes that successful games often stem from a genuine passion to create something unique, rather than from commercial pressures or market share objectives. Recent successes in the single-player genre further support his perspective.
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