Evolution of Genres in Video Gaming Industry (Part 1)

Whether we like it or not, the changes in the industry of video games come as unconditional necessity.

Constant often leads to saturation, and developers are forced to invent new concepts through which they will change not only the game, but an entire genre.

Great time range still leaves the mass changes behind. Some of them bear great progress, and some have their merits do not attribute. The video game industry is no exception in this area. Its development in line with the growing trends in crypto industry recent years resulted in numerous innovations and agile solutions, so we can safely say that this is a kind of evolution.

Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)

MMO is the youngest of the genre in this list. Consequently, it is not seen too many changes in the past ten years. However, the ubiquitous Internet boom popularized this kind of games to very significant levels of phenomena. Of course, the highlight was the holder of MMO evolution panache Blizzard’s World of Warcraft.But apparently the most profitable genre has proven to be a tough nut to many companies. The success of games is not strictly dependent on the quality but also on the response of players who were not particularly inclined to pay a monthly subscription for all kinds of MMO titles. Five years after the release, WoW is still the leading title in the market, so it is not inconceivable that the Blizzard in the coming years will also dictate changes to the MMO scene.

Racing (simulation, arcade)

Unlike previously described genre, in the field of virtual racing, whether it is a realistic driving simulation or arcade frenzied chasing, the sole leader of the pack does not exist. However, fans of the legendary Gran Turismo series would disagree with this statement, but the genre should be viewed holistically and in general. The urban generation fell to fluorescents and the fairer sex on the hood, destruction and domination. A racing has somehow fallen into the background, so it thrice only to a closed community of players. But not all trends are so black - as long as there is at least one good reason for Logitech to give us some new driving, we'll know that the racing genre does not only depend on fast and furious.

Adventures (PNC)

And what would be if the classic adventure games would depend on the rapid pace? Likely they will fail. But again, it's not like they are still far from that scenario. Should be fair and acknowledge the effort of small development teams, but also we need to be realistic and say that the adventure genre PNC migrated miles away from the so-called mainstream. From time to time on the stage pops up some shining example (like Machinarium), but more serious adventures in recent years does not turn into a series. And then when they want to continue their long tales rather take the form of action-adventure.

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