Spencer: Will not follow the trend, Xbox will continue to focus on single-player games

2025-02-18 20:53:23|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Real-time service games have become an important part of the game industry.Although most players don't like them because the market is already very saturated, major companies are still continuing to launch such games and even want to give up making single-player games.

However, Xbox head Phil Spencer said the company will continue to make single-player games because he doesn't want all games to become service-oriented.

In an interview with the XboxEra podcast, Phil Spencer talked about how Xbox continues to focus on single-player games.He said all the games they showed at the recent developer face-to-face meeting are single players and they will continue to make such games.

“All of these (the games that developers face to announce) are single players, and a game should have a start, a middle and an end because I don’t want to see all the games become service-based games.”

Spencer further stated that they do not want to turn all games into real-time service games just because this business model is now popular.Not all games follow this pattern, and not all stories can be told in this way.

He then praised small, low-risk games like Grounded, which made a splash and succeed.He also discusses that large games take up a lot of time, and games like Hell Blade are perfect for players who like to pass the game quickly.

Of course, Microsoft's intentions are clear, as it has produced some great single player games.The company successfully launched "Raiders of the Lost Ark: Ancient Circle" last year, released the third-party game "Nind Dragon 2: Chapter of Black", and this month there are "Offer" and more games, such as "Doom: The Dark Ages, "The Fables of Gods and Ghosts" and so on are on the way.

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