Arrowhead shouldn’t be in opposition to the concept of Helldivers 3, however would have a stipulation that it could should be very totally different from its present Sony-backed stay service.
In an interview with Rock Paper Shotgun, CCO Johan Pilestedt spilled the beans that it could take lots to truly convey them to make a 3rd entry to the co-op shooter, with principally two routes — both it’s drastically totally different to Helldivers 2 or gamers stopped exhibiting as much as unfold democracy.
Now the rationale behind this mindset is fairly easy; in the event that they launched a sport just like one other that’s ongoing, they’d be principally competing with themselves, as prefer it or not, a very good chunk of Helldivers gamers would most likely drop Helldivers 2 for the brand new shiny sequel. However, with gamers bringing their pals and such, it doesn’t want a brand new entry.
“We see gamers because the precise engine of the sport: they’re those bringing in pals, making memes, and protecting the sport alive. When you have got an energetic group doing that, you don’t want a sequel.
The business is panicking as a result of the previous live-service tips don’t work anymore. And the largest competitor to a Helldivers 3 can be Helldivers 2. It solely is sensible to make a definite sequel if it’s so totally different that each video games can exist aspect by aspect. For now, making Helldivers 2 higher daily makes far more sense than throwing away its momentum.”
To me, this can be a rational mindset right here, they need to proceed to foster the gang they’ve attained through the years and worry making a sport too just like one thing they’ve already completed would result in some folks sticking to 1 aspect, so taking a stance to solely make a brand new entry if both some huge adjustments occur or if gamers lose curiosity is a reasonably stable plan.
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