The_Liquid_Laser said: You left out the most important factor of all: content. Imagine a game with the best graphics, music, story, and gameplay. It's over after 1 hour. Now the game is really disappointing. On the other hand if you have a super long game without much variety then that gets old too. Content is actually what people are looking for when they buy a game, both quantity and quality of content. (You also left out challenge, but content is even more important.) |
I might swap out the word "content" for "value". I think value does a good job at unpacking the usefulness of the content of the game.