You're as likely to get a major game developer making a pessimistic game as your are to get Disney funding the next Bela Tarr film. You're only going to get som

You're as likely to get a major game developer making a pessimistic game as your are to get Disney funding the next Bela Tarr film. You're only going to get someone doing it recreationally to any kind of well developed level if they have absolutely huge personal involvement (e.g. That Dragon Cancer). The issue isn't even that there needs to be more pessimistic games, they're being made and they're gradually getting to a point where they're not pathetically behind other mediums in terms of emotional depth. What there needs to be is an easier means of developing interactive experiences so people can explore different vibes without feeling a need to attain some kind of fiscal reward from their efforts.