Suicide Squad, the popular video game publisher, has announced plans to double down on live-service games in the coming years. This decision comes as the company aims to expand its reach and provide a more engaging gaming experience for players around the world.
Helldivers 2 players are expressing their concerns about the possibility of live-service trends ruining the highly anticipated sequel to the popular top-down shooter game.
In a recent announcement, the CEO of Ubisoft, Yves Guillemot, has revealed that the highly-anticipated pirate adventure game, Skull and Bones, will be priced at £70. Moreover, he boldly labeled it as a “quadruple-A” live-service game. With this daring statement, Guillemot aims to set Skull and Bones apart from other titles in the gaming industry.
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# Studio Denies Rumors and Clarifies Game’s Focus
A recent survey conducted has revealed some fascinating insights into the gaming industry. According to the findings, more than 500 studios worldwide are currently working on live-service games. This revelation showcases the growing trend of games that offer ongoing content updates and engagement with players.
**Developer Shares Exciting Details**
