Why modern RPGs aren't RPGs at all, or how to make a 10 out of 10 RPG
The RPG genre has moved from being an outsider to the top of the game industry over the past 15 years. The Witcher 3, 3D versions of games from the Fallout series or The Elder Scrolls V are sold in staggering numbers and consistently leads the best selection for gamers of all ages. But the success of the RPG genre came at a price so high that many so-called "role-playing games" can hardly be classified as RPGs. And it's not about the lack of isometry, the problems of modern RPGs are completely different. In short: almost complete lack of nonlinearity of the plot, a clear division of actions into "bad" and "good", low impact of the pumping system on the gameplay and the presence of a fixed protagonist. You will learn more from the new video of Alice, who will also share a recipe for the perfect RPG and talk about several modern RPG games that skillfully combine the best features of old-school RPGs with current trends in the gaming industry. See also other videos with Alice on topics related to role-playing games: "Are the single games dying or not?" and “What to Expect from The Elder Scrolls VI, Cyberpunk 2077, and More Showcased at E3 2018. The Topic of Article: Why modern RPGs aren't RPGs at all, or how to make a 10 out of 10 RPG. |
