Re: reflections from a former developer
I mean I xsuppose if you start making audio dramas from that perspective? Make a cinematic audio story the listener is part of? I dunno. Even there the market is interesting. Old time radio shows that it was once there but the rise of TV kind of faded it out... I'm just not really seeing it. There's die hard fans in almost any circle, but that doesn't make it a viable one in which to consistently exist. Text games really don't require much in the way to keep going other than writing. Audio games? At the very least you need sound to fuel them, and sound designing isn't a cheap hobby.
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