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"So… they’re releasing an incomplete game?" – Industry Shocked as Publisher Decides to Launch Unfinished Title
UPDATE: In a stunning move, a major game publisher has announced plans to release an incomplete game, leaving gamers and industry experts alike scratching their heads. The decision has sparked widespread controversy, with many questioning the ethics and quality control measures of the publisher.
DETAILS: According to sources close to the project, the game in question, titled "Epic Quest," was initially scheduled for release in 2025. However, the publisher has reportedly decided to rush the game to market, citing "financial pressures" and "market competition."
REACTION: The gaming community has been left reeling by the news, with many expressing outrage and disappointment on social media. "This is a disaster," said one gamer. "Who releases an incomplete game? It’s an insult to the gaming community."
ANALYSIS: Industry insiders have pointed to the increasingly competitive gaming market as a possible factor in the publisher’s decision. "The pressure to release games quickly and often is immense," said a veteran game developer. "But releasing an incomplete game is a recipe for disaster. It’s a slap in the face to gamers and a disservice to the gaming industry as a whole."
IMPLICATIONS: The move has raised concerns about the quality and polish of the game, as well as the potential impact on the publisher’s reputation. "This decision sets a dangerous precedent," said a gaming journalist. "If a publisher can release an incomplete game and get away with it, what’s to stop others from doing the same?"
KEYWORDS: Gaming news, incomplete game, game publisher, Epic Quest, gaming industry, controversy, quality control, market competition, financial pressures.
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This have SO MANY IMPLICATIONS…… and not a single one positive
console peasants be beta testing
It’s ok to add over time as long the game feels like a complete game at launch. If the map is like 1/4 the size of GTAV with a 5 hour single player story at launch then there’s a huge problem. But the map is bigger than GTAV in both map and story at launch then ads additional areas on the map, I’m totally down for that.
this is old news.
If I had to guess, it means it is going to be a live-service game.
Which does not mean it will be complete on release. We could get that as a bonus feature as well
Just going to play Devil’s advocate here, I really doubt that’s the way to interpret it. Think about GTA online, over the years they’ve added and modified a pretty significant amount of the map. Benny’s, bunkers, the casino, Cayo Perico, and probably a whole bunch of little stuff.
Releasing an incomplete game (the way companies recently have) just isn’t their style, otherwise we’d already have the game in our hands. What’s more likely to me is that they’re intending for things to be added to this map, whether by making physical places to add content or even just making the underlying architecture of the game capable of easier expansion.
It probably means that we won’t be able to explore the whole map in the beginning of the game, like we could do in others GTAs.
About the ” update ” thing. I think it means the map will change as time passes.
Like in RDR 2.
Buildings were built, Trees were brought down, the map changed over time.
Nothing new here.