Please, No More Live Services

Please, No More Live Services

Discussing the pitfalls of gaming's live service model, from failed titles like Anthem and Fallout 76 to predatory monetization and its toll on developers. Is this the future we want?

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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Universally Disappoints

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Universally Disappoints

Suicide Squad game, awaited by Arkham fans, flopped with a 3.7 Metacritic score. Its shift to a live service model, basic shooting mechanics, and poor narrative received backlash, especially for mishandling beloved characters. Critics and fans alike criticized its departure from Rocksteady's acclaimed design quality.

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Far Cry 4

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A Plea for a Good Iron Man Game
A Plea for a Good Iron Man Game

Iron Man games have struggled to match movie success, with issues like repetitive gameplay and technical problems. Future titles could benefit from a narrative-driven, open-world approach, letting players explore as Tony Stark/Iron Man, facing villains and personal challenges.