IamAwsome on 01 June 2016
| Chazore said: The problem isn't with licensed titles at all, it's that they are split up working on multiple projects at the same time that most sum of their parts aren't all together which means less quality is going to come from whatever projects they are all working on. What they should be doing is working on at least 1-2 projects every 2 years if not longer. |
I imagine this has to do with the fact that they're one of an extremely small (and shrinking) group of big name independent studios that doesn't have to continuously answer to a publisher. Games like Scalebound and Bayonetta aren't cheap. From their point of view, it's better to work on multiple smaller projects that bring in decent revenue than a couple of big AAA games that could potentially bankrupt the studio should one fail. They probably should reorganize, but I don't think they should drop the licensed projects.
