Modern video games are bigger, more detailed, and more ambitious than ever before. But that ambition comes at a cost.

In this episode of Lore & Order, we explore how game development has stretched from quick, iterative cycles into decade-long productions - and how that shift has quietly changed our relationship with games.

We reflect on growing up in an era where entire trilogies released within a few formative years, compared to today, where a single sequel can take so long that we’re different people by the time it arrives.

So what happened?

Join us as we break it down!

Articles referenced in this episode:

'Why Most People Don't Finish Video Games' - Blake Snow:

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