"The father of the island crisis" said to be optimistic about the future game industry free trend

(compiled/applies) according to overseas media reports, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli said in an interview recently that he is optimistic about the future of the game industry "free" trend. Cevat Yerli has been in the PC gaming industry for 20 years, and he led the development team has made up to the current global recognition of the best visual effect of FPS game "island crisis."　　But in his view, the future game industry will be "free mode" of the world. "I think the PC game market will continue to grow in free games, social games and casual games over the next five years, and traditional retail games will shrink," he said. This trend has been evident over the past two years. More and more network games and stand-alone online models are changing the concept of consumers, developers have to make corresponding and necessary changes. "Cevat Yerli that future consumers may not be willing to spend 50 of dollars to buy a game, even if the game is 3 A-level top."　　Developers will be around the "free" concept of a big fuss. "Future games may develop into a free threshold to lure players into the game, and then pay for the next paid plot, props, or other value-added content, and the player will have the chance to get a 3-a-level top job for free." Cevat Yerli added, "but ultimately the key to success will be the level of community building for developers, or no one will be able to turn the advantage into a win." "(Edit/Ming)