Quantic Dream is trying to create a web-based product that includes micropayments.
If you’re a fan of Quantic Dream’s greatest works, Heavy Rain and Detroit: Be Human, I don’t have good news for you. No longer focused solely on creating emotional and ambitious games for a mature audience, the French team is developing a multiplayer production that will not run out of micropayments.
Here is the unoptimistic description of a job offer for someone who wants to work in economics on the Quantic Dream project:
As a senior game economics designer, you will be responsible for all aspects of the economic model. You will design virtual products featured in our production and develop indicators that allow you to measure consumer reaction to these virtual products during user testing and after their release.
It’s hard to say if the French are a big enough team to be able to develop two projects at the same time, but we can be sure – one of them will be a multiplayer title. It should be disclosed as much as possible By the end of this yearIt is to be very fruitful to the Creators.
Source: https://www.psu.com/news/quantic-dream-new-game-multiplayer-microtransactions/
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