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No other genre currently seems to dominate the game world like Battle Royale. Fortnite and PUBG attract millions of players – and let the developers' cash register ring. Well-known publishers also want something from the BR cake. As it was logical that popular first-person shooter series like Call of Duty and Battlefield for their new editions also receive elements of Battle Royale. Electronic Arts is currently experimenting more closely with the genre, according to a conference with EA's CFO, Blake Jorgensen. Possibility for the publisher to develop his own game Battle Royale Free2Play.
Fortnite and PUBG seem to dominate the gaming world right now – Battle Royale games are extremely popular and successful. Inspired by the BR games, Publisher Electronic Arts could develop its own Battle Royale Free2Play game. During a conference call, Electronic Arts' CFO Blake Jorgensen said the publisher was "experimenting" with the genre. For Battlefield 5, the company announced the E3 2018 already a Battle Royale mode. More information on the Royale mode will follow later this year. The first person shooter will be released on October 19th.
The Battle Royale mode of Battlefield 5 – similar to Fortnite – is offered separately as a free download, according to Jorgensen, unlikely. However, he hinted that EA is interested in a brand new Battle Royale game that is not related to the Battlefield brand. The CFO stated that "we are interested in experimenting with a Free2Play standalone game that could be in the shooter or some other genre." He does not believe that "we will see Battlefield this way." Meanwhile, Jorgensen does not believe that "we will see Battlefield this way."
One of the most promising candidates for a Battle Royale game would probably be Plants Vs. Zombies Electronic Arts has extended the game of tower defense of Popcap Games just as successful and popular to include replay in the genre of the multiplayer shooter game.The rumors of a garden war 3 have been circulating for some time through the vastness of the Internet.It can not be excluded that a new branch focuses on Battle Royale.
One thing is certain: for the developer Fortis Epic Games, the survival shooter is extremely lucrative.The studio has spent more than a billion dollars in microtransactions since his released last year. Fortnite recently celebrated his first birthday
Source: Gamesindustry
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