Gamers Less Inclined To Spend More

[diet_orange]

https://www.gamesradar.com/games/the-median-price-of-best-selling-new-games-on-steam-has-dropped-in-the-past-2-years-research-finds-charging-usd25-is-getting-trickier-as-players-compare-value-to-the-usd10-usd15-indie-titles/

Thought this was a fairly interesting article. Basically says that most steam users are hesitant to spend over 25 dollars on a game and tend to favor cheaper indie alternatives

TBH, I've always been this way. Most Triple A games have very rarely interested me and usually more interesting stuff seems to be happening in the indie scene

 

[Stingy Perry Stingy Perry]

It’s the main reason why indie games thrive nowadays, gamers tend to spend less on AAA titles on the reason that those were too bloated and DLC reliant.

 

[Don Patch]

It’s the main reason why indie games thrive nowadays, gamers tend to spend less on AAA titles on the reason that those were too bloated and DLC reliant.

I second this observation!