I’m honestly not a fan of that aspect as gamers have evolved quite a bit in the last decade thanks to MOBAs and Battle Royales. And we think it’s that’s both incredibly powerful for creating content in the game but also key to give players a new way to play with each other.Īnd we want to harken back to sort of the old mission of MMOs, which is to get a bunch of people to become real friends in the game together.”įorcing players to socialize with one another could potentially work. “We have a strong emphasis on player-created worlds and player mechanics. The less players play, the worse the economy gets, the less the world evolves. I know Western MMOs seem to be going the player-generated content route, having players be in direct control of the world, the economy and generally dictate the direction the game takes.Īlthough my one concern here lies with the fact that the activity with regards to content, and ultimately the fate of the entire server lies on how active players are. “A lot of games already offer great combat experiences, we want to encourage players to be able to build their own worlds, rather than having developers handcraft everything and put a huge amount of effort to content creation and so on,” Where the game strongly encourages players to engage in social interaction and cooperation. The companies’ goal? To build an MMO with a “societal” focus. While Clockwork is based in San Francisco, the team itself not only employs developers from all over the world, but has talent from both Ubisoft and Kakao.
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