CD Projekt chief monetary officer Piotr Nielubowicz says that he does not see a future for the dev’s single-player video games the place it introduces microtransactions.
We’re typically previous the times of single-player video games having scores of microtransactions for tat you do not really want, but it surely doesn’t suggest they’re utterly gone. Fortunately, it does not sound like you’ll be able to anticipate microtransactions in future Witcher or Cyberpunk single-player video games, as in a latest interview with StockWatch.pl (by way of JuiceHead), CFO Nielubowicz spoke in regards to the firm doubtlessly utilizing them. “We don’t see a spot for microtransactions within the case of single-player video games,” Nielubowicz stated. “However we don’t rule out that we are going to use this resolution sooner or later within the case of multiplayer tasks.”
It is clearly reassuring to know that tentpoles just like the Witcher sequence will not undergo from microtransactions, as they do really feel like a factor of the previous – y’all keep in mind Oblivion’s horse armour? Clearly multiplayer video games have not been free of the curse of microtransactions, and as Nielubowicz talked about above they are not dominated out from CD Projekt’s multiplayer titles, but it surely’s a step in the fitting route.
