Ubisoft executives say no matter how good the game plot is, it will not attract players if it is not fun

2025-06-01 21:19:24|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Recently, Ubisoft Reflections and Lisa Opie, managing director of Ubisoft Leamington, were interviewed by foreign media The Game Business. She believes that refined games can not only present an excellent narrative experience, but also have more accessibility advantages in player time investment.

Lisa Opie takes her personal experience as an example, pointing out that the story of The Last Survivor 2 completely shocked her, and she believes that this aspect is not the most important thing in the game.She said that the game plot is important, but if the basic gameplay is not attractive enough, then no matter how good the story is, it will not attract players' attention.

"If the game doesn't have an appealing way of playing, then nothing makes sense. No matter how well your story is told, people won't stay and keep playing, so I have to learn from it."

Lisa Opie, who worked as a TV producer at the BBC, noted that open-world games such as Assassin's Creed are often seen as industry goals, but she believes the industry needs to re-evaluate the strategy.She said that the gaming industry will provide a more diverse experience in the future, and games will become more distinctive and personalized, and may be easier to get started than current games, especially in terms of time-consuming.

She emphasized that games should focus on innovation, and part of this innovation will be reflected in the narrative method, and the "shorter and more refined" game experience is to deal with the problem of player retention.

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