The sequel to well-received underwater survival game Subnautica will be a live service game with both multiplayer and single player adventures. The news was revealed by indie developer Krafton and has…
The sequel to well-received underwater survival game Subnautica will be a live service game with both multiplayer and single player adventures. The news was revealed by indie developer Krafton and has…
They definitely shouldn’t’ve used the term “Games-as-a-Service”
Well, they failed to answer one more huge question when it comes to GaaS… Is it always online DRM?
On console platforms like the Switch, I can play Subnautica offline anywhere, and though the second game is likely far outside the switch’s capabilities, I think DRM model is an important thing to clarify when it comes to GaaS definition.
Yeah it sounds like it would be a subscription and you’d have to subscribe to get updates.