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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7873795" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Videogames get old really fast. After some years you can't worry about earning more money. The best videogame studios would rather to work with their own franchises. It would easier a SRD Open Licence for videogames for an indirect broadcasting.Movies of marvel comics superheroes failed until the first Blade vampire hunter. Late they learnt to find the right key to create a true blockbusters. Most of Game Workshop adaptations to videogames.... weren't good.Many official D&D videogames, even from the last years, have fallen in the oblivion.  A famous IP isn't enough, to be a succes you have to sell a good work. A brand isn't enough. Even the big videogame studios can fail. Are you interested about playing the Blizzards' Diablo for mobiles, did you like the last Mass Effect or Resident Evil 6? Today D&D as IP for a videogame has got too many rivals, MMORPGs or CRPGs. This isn't only an interesting lore or background, but also fun gameplay, and the key for this last one isn't easy to be found. Today new rpg videogames are mixing spellcasters and gunpowder firearms. * Don't you miss a D&D videogame with "housing" (create a house and adding furnitures like in the sims, or Conan Exiled). Sometimes I would like something like a D&D version of sims medieval+sims, growing vegetables and like this.</blockquote>