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This would require a new generation of gamers. young gamers are playing fortnite&co

• throwaway5959 4y ago
  Only because they’re not being marketed anything else.
  • TulliusCicero 4y ago
    Kids are actually fairly big into indie horror, judging by my son and his friends, and these are somewhat like old school adventure games. My son has even brought up SCP, despite only being ten years old. Stuff like Hello Neighbor, Poppy Playtime, Bendy and the Ink Machine, and of course the juggernaut that is Five Nights at Freddy's have gotten quite popular. Not as popular as Fortnite, obviously, but it's more than a tiny niche.
    • crooked-v 4y ago
      And the latest FNaF game, Security Breach, is pretty much a full fledged adventure/puzzle game that happens to have some jumpscares and a scary premise.
• loganc2342 4y ago
  Sweeping generalizations are scarcely true or helpful. Young gamers play much more than just “fortnite&co” just like Millennials played more than Call of Duty and other FPS games and just like Gen X played more than Mario and other mascot platformers. Plenty of young gamers are perfectly capable of playing, understanding, and enjoying modern adventure games.
  • HellDunkel 4y ago
    You are right and i deserve the critisism. What i meant to say is that for a new age of adventure games like in the mid 90ies there needs to be a new generation of vr affine gamers as i feel the current generation has given up on vr and adventure gaming in a classical sense. Remember Robinson - the journey, a vr adventure made by crytek? It looked so promising i almost considered getting playstation vr although motion sickness is a real problem for me.