Cyberpunk 2077’s New Peak Player Count Proves Some RPGs Don’t Need Sequels
There's just nothing quite like the excitement around the release of a new game, especially when it's a sequel that people have been anticipating for years. Certainly, there's nothing wrong with wanting to get a chance to revisit one's favorite world, meet new characters, and face new challenges and objectives. However...
There's just nothing quite like the excitement around the release of a new game, especially when it's a sequel that people have been anticipating for years. Certainly, there's nothing wrong with wanting to get a chance to revisit one's favorite world, meet new characters, and face new challenges and objectives. However, Cyberpunk 2077 has recently demonstrated that studios don't really need to create a sequel to get players interested because it seems like making enough changes to an existing title can be just as exciting in people's eyes.
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