Future of Game Development: A Shift in Focus
The former Assassin's Creed director raises a compelling point about the sustainability of big-budget games. He argues that as teams grow beyond a hundred, the dynamic shifts, potentially stifling creativity and innovation. "There's this theory that says that whenever humans create something that surpasses a hundred people, it completely changes the dynamic of it." This perspective suggests a move towards smaller teams, which can foster a more agile and creative environment. - Smaller teams may lead to more cohesive visions and quicker iterations. - It might also allow for riskier, innovative projects that larger teams shy away from. However, the challenge remains: can smaller teams achieve the same level of production quality? The industry must balance scale with creativity to truly evolve. For further insights, read the full article here. Overall, this shift could redefine how we perceive and develop games in the future.
