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Future video games will never end, according to one of the best creators of Ubisoft.
The game creator, behind Assassin's Creed, Watch Dogs and Far Cry, can see a game scene where one gets rid of the idea of "finishing" a game. 19659002] Instead, future titles could continue indefinitely. Offering new and evolving experiences as the technology improves for the PS5 and the next Xbox.
Lionel Raynaud, executive vice president of Creative for Ubisoft's Canadian studios, believes that players no longer want to play a singular story left without reason to keep playing the game.
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He said that Ubisoft was trying to lead the charge against the traditional completion of a game while downloadable content and Internet updates allow for evolving games.
He said, "What led to it is the desire not to give finite experiences." The idea was that you have this conflict, and the resolution, and then it's over – you killed the villain, for example.
"We build a stron g nemesis, and the purpose of the game is to kill it or free the country, we did it a few times in our games.
" But when you succeed, you must leave the game because there is nothing else to do.
"So the goal was to break that, and to say that you will be the hero of a region or a population many times, not just once." Assassin's Creed: Odyssey Screenshots
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"And if you get rid of a dictator or d & rsquo; An oppressor, something else will happen in the world, and you will have a new purpose. "
He sees a future where games are not only about the action in a world but also about how you can handle this world economically, politically, socially."
He said, "C & That's why I talk about having multiple fantasies; not only to be the hero who will release a region, but perhaps also the fantasy of having an economic impact, to be the best in business in this liberated country, or even to have his a word about how it should be governed, now that you "I think we can have many different experiences with different game systems in the same world if the world is rich enough and the systems are quite robust. "
