[RPS] 70% of games with online requirements are doomed, according to Stop Killing Games survey

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[RPS] 70% of games with online requirements are doomed, according to Stop Killing Games survey

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Image Stop Killing Games are a self-described consumer movement who are aggrieved about all the games with online requirements that become partly or completely unplayable, once publishers end official server support. They’re trying to persuade larger advocacy organisations like The European Consumer Organisation to propose new laws that put a stop to such shenanigans. To support their campaign, they’ve carried out a survey of games with online requirements to work out how many are "dead", dying or enduring thanks to developer or fan-implemented “end of life” plans, such as patched-in offline functionality. The resulting Google spreadsheet has 738 entries, of which a whopping 70% are apparently no longer playable or destined to become that way. Read more

Source: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/70-of- ... mes-survey
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