Larian - Game subscription services becoming dominant would be bad for both gamers and devs alike

[Kvally]

Devolver believes in "selling games first" over day 1 launches on subscriptions & large-scale game dev "crushing under its own weight a little bit.

Devolver believes in "selling games first" over day one launches in Game Pass-esque subscriptions, says co-founder

Nigel Lowrie, co-founder of indie game publisher Devolver, believes in "selling games first" over launching in subscrip…

www.eurogamer.net

Devolver co-founder says large-scale game dev "crushing under its own weight a little bit"

It's been a difficult stretch for the industry, so when we speak with Devolver Digital co-founder Nigel Lowrie at the G…

www.gamesindustry.biz

Good thing developers have the choice. Some developers embrace the day 1 on subscription services and continue to put more games on the services.

 

[Pureshooter]

Good thing developers have the choice. Some developers embrace the day 1 on subscription services and continue to put more games on the services.

Plus nobody is saying you have to go day and date. What if your game doesn't hit? Guess where they usually end up to get a boost of revenue? If BG3 was a flop I can assure you it would have ended up on PSN or GamePass.

 

[lowdru2k]

Why even post that?

 

[TeKPhaN]

Devolver believes in "selling games first" over day 1 launches on subscriptions & large-scale game dev "crushing under its own weight a little bit.

Devolver believes in "selling games first" over day one launches in Game Pass-esque subscriptions, says co-founder

Nigel Lowrie, co-founder of indie game publisher Devolver, believes in "selling games first" over launching in subscrip…

www.eurogamer.net

Devolver co-founder says large-scale game dev "crushing under its own weight a little bit"

It's been a difficult stretch for the industry, so when we speak with Devolver Digital co-founder Nigel Lowrie at the G…

www.gamesindustry.biz

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