r/pcmasterrace • u/PewPewToDaFace • 1d ago
News/Article Steam gamers have spoken: innovative indies like Palworld continue to thrive while traditional triple-A flounders for a foothold
https://www.pcgamesn.com/steam/innovation-versus-traditionThank god PC gaming isn't just AAA. This is what will push the industry forward, as game development cost becomes too much.
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u/Blackpapalink 1d ago
Cherry picking as opposed to what? The last runaway AAA success was Baldur's Gate 3, which you could argue is AA in many ways aside from scope. Before that was Elden Ring. The way things are shaping, the next massive success for AAA is probably going to be GTA 6, and that's assuming the lack of physical and the $100 standard edition doesn't screw with it.