Random Gaming Talk

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Plus, any new GaaS game is tilting at the windmills of every other established GaaS game, because the game types are not wildly dissimilar, and the type of player who engages in that econosphere now are a limited pool. Each of them has strong preferences for specific gameplay niches, and everyone is fighting to make the game that addresses them. 

MEANWHILE: There is remarkable, untapped room for GaaS innovation, just choose a genre and observe what drives GaaS. Make a farming game with colletible variant plants, maybe sanctioned trading. Has there been a 1v1 fighting game with tournaments under GaaS yet? There are so many game genre which can support this, but everyone wants to focus on dumbed-down RPGs and hyper-competency focused FPS.