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1. You’re right that new players entering is good. A franchise cannot sustain itself without new players. Eventually, players lose interest, and or die off. You need people constantly coming in. 2. Making both types of games can work, but it is a money issue as well. The amount they are willing...

Oh that, I think they meant that they can’t believe you enjoyed the open world.

I remember Square Enix tried to do a NFT scam I think it was. They tried to release a game, where only a handful could access the final boss or something like that. Been a while, but I remember that scam was when I decided I can’t support them any longer.

FF XVI, I have a hard time remembering the gameplay. It was more of a cinematic experience. Which woulda been fine, if they made a movie or series about it. Though, I remember the gameplay was laughably bad. Can’t really remember the story as well, so probably wasn’t good. A world where ducks...

Pretty much this, you’ll have to wait and see. Right now, it is too early to tell. Though, the signs are there. However, those signs can be proven wrong. Just gotta wait and see for yourself.

True, there really wasn’t much. Plus a lot of flops that year. ER had an easy time, because there wasn’t really anything good that made it to the front the page. Either way, it sold extremely well. So, the money will direct their course from there.

I think you got that a bit reversed. Fromsoftware came out with the souls genre and the mechanics that went with it. Souls-like came about from people imitating the formula.

I think what you are experiencing is mainstream. The souls series was a niche before. Meaning, they had a dedicated following for a specific type of game, which doesn’t appeal to most. However, with the shift to mainstream appeal. It means appealing to others outside the base. This means...

This has to be parody. ?

Seven chapters isn’t bad. You can dedicate the Arc to that. Though, some measures will have to be taken. By the end of the Arc, try to establish a strong connectable goal. Something that links well to the reader. Given how far you are in, I assume it isn’t at a natural point. So, around...

Marchen Forest, it is a very tragic game. And while both halves of the game are extremely good. There is one section I did wish got at least a DLC, and that would be to cover the conflict that drove the main’s mother into the forest too look for the philosopher stone, and the Bard that was on...