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r/videogames • u/Dhenn004 • 8h ago
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A bit of stretch. Its not the heyday of western gaming that was the 360 era.
But - Bioware just passed the torch to CDPR and Lorian. They just out-classsed them in nearly every way in the WRPG/CRPG open world format.
Rockstar is about to release what will likely be the largest grossing game in history.
Epic Games, Riot, Creative Assemby, and Sumo are all going strong.
EA, Activision, and Ubisoft have been taken down a notch, but still sell games by the boatload.
120 u/Farsoth 8h ago Owlcat games is on a tear and growing as a developer a lot as well. Their Expanse game is shaping up to be pretty spectacular. Exodus is looking to be an amazing spiritual successor to Mass Effect in some ways. Hell, Drew Karpyshyn is involved. 26 u/Galactic-Fruits 7h ago Owl cat is cooking with their CRPGs 1 u/18strawberryfields 5h ago I definitely need to check out Rogue Trader.
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Owlcat games is on a tear and growing as a developer a lot as well. Their Expanse game is shaping up to be pretty spectacular.
Exodus is looking to be an amazing spiritual successor to Mass Effect in some ways. Hell, Drew Karpyshyn is involved.
26 u/Galactic-Fruits 7h ago Owl cat is cooking with their CRPGs 1 u/18strawberryfields 5h ago I definitely need to check out Rogue Trader.
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Owl cat is cooking with their CRPGs
1 u/18strawberryfields 5h ago I definitely need to check out Rogue Trader.
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I definitely need to check out Rogue Trader.
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u/18strawberryfields 8h ago
A bit of stretch. Its not the heyday of western gaming that was the 360 era.
But - Bioware just passed the torch to CDPR and Lorian. They just out-classsed them in nearly every way in the WRPG/CRPG open world format.
Rockstar is about to release what will likely be the largest grossing game in history.
Epic Games, Riot, Creative Assemby, and Sumo are all going strong.
EA, Activision, and Ubisoft have been taken down a notch, but still sell games by the boatload.