Pragmata and Saros give hope for the future of big budget video games
The release of new intellectual properties like Pragmata and Saros offers a hopeful contrast to the current trend of sequels and licensed games in the industry. These titles prioritize gameplay and unique experiences, a rarity in modern big-budget development. While Western publishers are increasingly risk-averse, focusing on live service games, Japanese developers like Capcom and Sony Interactive Entertainment are still willing to invest in new IPs, providing a much-needed breath of fresh air.
- Entities
- Company: Activision
- Company: EA
- Topic: Third-Person Shooter
- Company: Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Company: Take-Two Interactive
- Topic: New IP
- Game: Saros
- Topic: Game Design
- Company: Nintendo
- Topic: Live Service Games
- Game: Returnal
- Game: Pragmata
- Company: Capcom
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