Astro Bot launched yesterday and its developer, Crew Asobi, is of course very excited to welcome followers into the continuation of the PS5 tech demo. Fortunate for us, it appears the Japanese studio is seeking to fill a selected area of interest that Sony’s flagship console merely fails to maintain going — non-hyper-realistic video games.
A prolonged report by VGC shares the data, with studio head Nicolas Doucet stating that they’re filling a spot throughout the inside PlayStation market. It’s no secret that the PlayStation line has gone from barely extra lighthearted content material to extra mature mainstays, AKA going from classics like Jak and Daxter and Sly Cooper to The Final of Us and Horizon.
This leaves Sony’s first-party groups with nobody to fill that hole. The hole of extra cartoonish video games which have a broader attraction. That’s what Doucet’s pivoted Crew Asobi into and up to now it’s led to nice success.
“When you contemplate the historical past of PlayStation and the way each studio has positioned themselves, it’s attention-grabbing that – and that is additionally what I present administration – because the viewers of PlayStation grew, a whole lot of these [studios] went from making cartoon video games to slightly bit extra mature, hyper-realistic video games.
“That’s once we at Crew Asobi as a studio determined that we actually needed to fill that hole, that was once the hole crammed by different studios 20-25 years in the past. That’s actually the place we need to be: all ages, vibrant and so on. Even when we made a horror recreation, it might be a humorous horror recreation.”
