“It may not be a good experience, but its certainly unique.”
DW: I suppose the appeal is in its unpopularity.
It may not be a good experience, but its certainly unique.
RPS: Do you think those kinds of issues contribute to the game’s lack of active players?
DW: Not really, I think the foundations of a decent online game are there.
For me the biggest problem is the visuals.
Everything has this grimy, muddy brown filter to it.
RPS: Do you think you’ll carry on playing Babylon’s Fall?
Could Platinum and Square Enix do anything with season two to add to those decent foundations?
In terms of updates, I guess the best thing they could do is finally fix the visuals.
RPS: So you like underdog games?
Is there any other little-loved live service game you think might appeal in the future?
DW: Not really.
Even the likes ofBattlebornor Lawbreakers had a few weeks in the limelight.
Enough that they took to Twitter not long after that to insist the game wasnt in danger.
Somewhere, deep down, there’s a sliver of the fantastic Platinum.
But it’s mired in what itthinksmakes a live service game tick and loses itself as a result.
Someone has to keep the Tower of Babel open.
