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I felt like botw does this really well! (that's what inspired me to think about this). super-visible map towers from far away and constant map markers to the next story objective... ignoring those is such an intentional, fun choice to get to make (for me anyways)
but i guess it goes to show just how broad people's experiences and impressions can be when the game doesn't constrain you
yeah i mean, i got completely absorbed by BotW so clearly it worked on me, but maybe not as well for everyone
I could see someone's reaction being that the main story stuff is kinda dull, so they wanted to avoid it just out of distaste (which--fair, same). but if you're looking for an obvious way to progress, and the main objective stuff isn't fun, then there's no game for you there lol
I mean, it's also ok if people bounce off. Making a game that appeals to everyone is a good way to make something pretty boring and not super memorable. Just make a really good thing for enough people you know exist that could buy it, and you're good, and everyone's happy.
Like, I've been thinking about A Short Hike a lot. It's razor focused on "you know the exploration, climbing, and then the jumping off the top bit of BOTW? What if an entire game of that." It really knows exactly what it is, and who it thinks will like it. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1055540/A_Short_Hike/ …
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