“To say that Gen Z and Gen Alpha are into live-service games is only half the story. These games offer a social space for players to hang out and be creative. For them, it’s not about winning in a competitive online shooting match but about expressing themselves and exploring in a virtual sandbox.”

“Plus, just because Gen Z and Gen Alpha not playing those $70 titles now doesn’t mean they won’t in the future. Yguado believes that those players will “graduate” from Roblox and other sandbox titles, although they probably won’t be leaving Roblox forever. Games won’t be going away just because Roblox is around. You just have to meet new players where they are and on their own terms.”

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    16 hours ago

    The amount of indie games that pay a company to market for them to create pure marketing garbage is too high.