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Why do they make games for non-gamers
| Welcome to AAA gaming, the Battle Royale fad area is right this way, if you please.
| They are trying to make gamers basically. The more people who are interested in video games, the more money the video game industry will get.
| NORMIES GET OUT OF MY GAMES REEEEEEE
| Do you really want to be so isolated nobody understands your passion?
| Like some users hint, the goal is to target wider audience to make more money. It's no rocket science.
| Because the majority of the market is casual/not games. Like people who play sport game and no other (probably sport and gta). Look at how much gamers boycotting EA, and spread the word that EA is horrible. Starwars Battlefront still sold like 8 million +
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| When I watch gameplay trailers it just feels weird. Like the person doesn't know what he's doing. Like he's intentionally doing bad.
That and the way things are marketed just makes it appear like publishers try to appeal to the people who usually don't play games.
Sure weird and good stuff is still being made.
But this odd focus on trying to appeal to everyone so hard just puts me off. Sometimes I look at games and merely see a list of things to make it marketable.