Death of The Single Player Open World Game

from Normal Nerds · host Maxwell Ceresia and Davis Bates

Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Normal Nerds Podcast. Today we bring you our interesting take on the gaming world, The downfall of Open World games. From the dawn of Skyrim to the nuclear failure of fallout 76 open world games have dominated the market for many years. However, in recent years the power of multiplayer gaming seems to dominate the gaming world. We are here to give you are hot take on the changing world.Support the show

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