We've actually already launched two games! But due to our studio style we've always got a few additional projects on the go.
The two existing titles are the more 'traditional' style of games you would find on Facebook but we're actively trying to grow our community so we can better cater to their tastes and desires.
Like I say these are the more 'traditional' style of Facebook games but feedback is much appreciated as would letting us know what sort of games would interest you as 'core' gamers.
On the other hand, I'm not sure we're a demographic that's really even worth courting.
Don't dismiss yourself so quickly mate. The Giant Bomb community is an incredible thing. You folks are informed and engaged with games in a way that very few other communities are. We want to make the kinds of games you guys want to play, we just happen to be working on a platform that you're not yet using. It's up to us to build something that will win you over and entertain. :D
Hey everyone, I also work with the fantastic MrOutplay here at Outplay Entertainment and I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your reaction to this thread. It's always really daunting to approach a community with this kind of request, especially when you're already involved in said community, and I am eternally grateful for your acceptance. DERGERS FOR EVERYONE!
Are you actually asking the question posed in the thread title? Because it doesn't seem to be reflected in your post. In fact you didn't pose a single question, not even a rhetorical one.
I will answer the thread title question though.
Why do developers make games if they are worried about piracy?
Because developers and publishers are in the product industry. You need to produce or supply products to make money. Money can be used in exchange for good and services.
And now for a less sarcastic reply. :P
UbiSoft, sorry, a few individuals at UbiSoft are talking about something they have no real understanding of and no stake in and if their absence as if it even matters.
The PC games industry is fine, it has however changed and UbiSoft doesn't seem to grasp how it needs to adapt to survive.
I love open world games. It's my favourite style of game. They have produced some of the most satisfying game mechanics this generation and I see no sign of that changeine once developers have even more power and experience to throw into the mix (next generation).
That said I have bought one AC game and that was Brotherhood. Anything else I want to get out of AC can be found on YouTube.
Make of that what you will.
You can't get the better AC game out of youtube... which is AC2.
Does AC2 let me recruit and command a legion of assassins?
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