Of course not every single player focused game necessarily has 3 acts. So you can take the third act as being similar to the final few hours of the game also.
Usually video games have a tough time ending on a high note due to the very nature of their medium. By that point it is likely that the gameplay will start feeling repetitive and it is natural that developers will focus on polishing the earlier parts to perfection since that will be experienced by more people. And completion rates being low also encourage less focus on the final acts than the beginning. There have been great games like Baldurs Gate 3, Elden Ring, Dark Souls which have had an amazing first and second act but faltered in their final acts.
Which games buck that trend and end on their strongest note? I think Sekiro has a phenomenal final act where we face some of the best bosses in the game like Isshin, Owl Father, Corrupted Monk, Divine Dragon, Demon of Hatred as well as explore Fountainhead Palace which is …
For me I think it has to be Ark Survival Ascended.
Hello r/pcgaming,
I have been developing a first person shooter set in a pirate world called “The Book: Gunsmith’s Battles Echoes” since October 2022. The gameplay loop is inspired by recent Doom titles, while the weapon aesthetics are influenced by Bioshock.
Back in January, after a beta test phase, I released the demo of the game, available for free on Steam. Since then, I have improved the demo based on community feedback, and yesterday, I released a major update (0.5.3) just before the Steam FPS Fest, which starts on April 15th.
If you want to take a look, here’s the link
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