>"Our platform is like Roblox, but for when kids age out and want something mature!" I feel like a point that the author missed when discussing this is that th

>"Our platform is like Roblox, but for when kids age out and want something mature!" I feel like a point that the author missed when discussing this is that there is a lot of evidence that being more mature may not be a strong selling point. The best example would be Fortnite, the most profitable game in the world at one point that had a sales pitch that could be boiled down to 'Like PUBG but more childish'. TF2 is another one that seemed to have plenty of competitors that tried to dethrone them by making a more mature and serious game, but that only one to succeed was Overwatch that went for a even more kid friendly esthetic.