Why does someone give up solo story-driven games?

Maybe Aaa got bored with the solitary aspect and craved multiplayer interaction.

One reason could be boredom. If a person has heard the same types of life stories over and over again, they might just get tired of it. For instance, the typical 'rags to riches' story or the 'lost love' story can become dull after a while.

Maybe it's because the story is really interesting or relevant to current events and catches people's attention.

It could be that he found the fanfiction community too chaotic or full of drama. There might have been arguments, or the quality of the works he was reading had declined, leading him to give it up.

Maybe they just love getting immersed in a good story. For them, the plot is the main draw and gameplay comes second.

One of the top story - driven games is 'Red Dead Redemption 2'. It tells the story of Arthur Morgan, an outlaw in the late 1800s. The game has a beautifully crafted world, and the story is full of moral dilemmas, complex relationships, and a sense of the era. You'll get to experience the life of an outlaw, from heists to dealing with the law.

Well, in story driven games, the gameplay is often intertwined with the story. You might have to solve puzzles or complete tasks to advance the plot. The story determines the game's direction and goals.

Sure. Return of the Obra Dinn is a great choice. It's all about solving the mystery of what happened on a ship. You have to use your detective skills, just like in Her Story where you dig for clues. Another one is Outer Wilds. It has a mystery at its core about the nature of the solar system you're in. You explore and find things out bit by bit, similar to how you uncover the story in Her Story.

Maybe it's because developers are focusing more on multiplayer and online experiences to attract a wider audience.

Maybe he just lost interest in it over time. Fanfiction can be a passing fancy, and perhaps he found other hobbies or forms of entertainment that appealed to him more.