Reading and watching the latest releases in video games I arrive to a thought.
You need inspiration to make a good game, no matter the level of experience you have in this sense. If you want to earn the players’ trust, you have to deliver something novel. Not something new, but a product that works and has unexpected elements that surprise people.
People are great at understanding the personality of what we deliver. They understand when there is a derivative choice or something that comes from the truth of our craft. In some platforms, they can decide to close an eye.
- Whales of f2p mobile games know that the game is designed to grab their cash, and they decide that it’s fine.
- People playing Helldivers 2 understand when a new upgrade on weapons is made to sell them a season pass.
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