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14 Gaming Trends of 2022 That Were Actually Good
Trends can be dangerous in any medium, but especially in video games. As we’ve seen so many times over the years, so many times…
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1 Remake announcements
2 Dormant franchises coming back
3 Horror games
4 Linear games
5 Indie games
6 Marvel announcements
7 Ea likes single player games again
8 Subscriptions services
9 Day and date game pass releases
10 Fighting game announcements
11 Shorter gaps between announcement and release
12 Behind the scenes looks at early development
13 film and tv adaptation
14 Pokémon is good again
Ragnarok and elden ring (except pc):
Shipping a functional product that works and is complete.
2023 Might Be The Year That a Remake Will Win GOTY.
I Thought That The RE2-Remake Should've Won In 2019.
But Instead Of Being Real , Gaming Channels Were SmartAsses Choosing SEKIRO Or CONTROL Over It.
I, for one, think there shouldn't be any new ips. Everything should constantly be remade for the rest of time
How about less souls like open world rpgs? That’s a trend I’d love to see
Pokemon is Good again… That made me laugh 😂.
2022 had some very good trends starting and hopefully we'll see more good trends in 2023 develop.
One of the trends I liked the most was the Behind the scenes development… It's nice to get an idea of how a game is coming along as we wait for it to be finished. It didn't hurt the game to have the Devs show us what they're working on at that moment and honestly it actually helps to keep the hype and interest in the game going as gamers appreciate getting those little Behind the Curtain moments with the Devs.
Pokemon is still trash. Js.
I would say that triple a horrorgames were in bad shape but Indiegames have been good for years (visage, song of horror and so much more)
Idk if I'd say subscription services are a good trend or a bad trend, but I'm worried they will become too big and have the same issues we see with TV and movie subscription services now
So linear is a good thing? I remember that being a criticism of the Castillo protocol
Not gonna lie the new Star wars game looks promising, im glad EA got out of respawns way and let them cook
Actually finishing and polishing a full game before releasing… let's make that a trend.
I would like a new City of Heroes/Villains. Maybe a singleplayer open world version with four player coop.
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LINEAR GAMES UNDERRATED
You know what 2022 trend I really love?
Chapters.
Let’s hope those video game adaptations to shows and movies and turns out good but we shall see.
Marvel? Nonono.
Remakes are not good we don't need so many
In terms of horror games I played this year I loved dying light 2, the quarry, and for the horror side the Castillo protocol.
Subscription services are not good – at all – it's DRM with a shiny coat of glitter paint to distract you from the fact that it's DRM. Much like Blizzard and a plethora of other companies, they're doing their level best to piss of older audiences to attract newer ones with increasingly abusive DRM. Before and still always online, or making games online when they don't have to be like Diablo 3 and PoE, and now with GaaS. Fuck. You.
A good trend would be the permadeath of micro-transactions and loot boxes – including in gatcha games. They're glorified gambling.
I love single player games with a good story. Enough said.
What story is that the return of Monkey Island is indy? George Lucas studio isnt involved?
I didn't know Lollipop Chainsaw was getting a remake. That information is new to me.
Such a bad video, sorry
When has Pokémon ever been good I've been gaming for almost 40 years and not once have I've ever felt Pokémon is worth playing.
I dont understand why people are that supportive of subscription services for games. It won't stay the same.
It will only keep increasing in price ( as Microsoft will already start doing) and adding more and more expensive tiers and removing options from the lower tiers as time goes on. It'll follow what happened with netflix.
I wouldn't be surprised if as a result of more people switching to subscription services to play games, it has a knock on effect for full game purchases. Why launch a game cheaper or offer much discounts when the minority of purchases will be just subscribers.
Stray game is so fun and main cat is so adorable
There are way to many remakes lately. I'm extremely excited for Silent Hill 2 Remake because i never played it. But we need more new exciting ip's.
IMO remakes are a bad thing. It's just an easy cash in that requires no new ideas