Live service games have been a mixed bag over the years, introducing some of the most cutthroat and consumer-unfriendly practices we’ve ever seen in the industry. They gouge players with loot boxes, lead to entire studio closures on the regular, and their pay-to-win, wallet-targeted mechanics have seeped into every facet of game development, even single-player experiences.
Every year, though, live service games completely and wholly make up for every single one of these evils, with bespoke Holiday experiences that warm the hearts of gamers worldwide, and give back to their respective communities with sackfuls of free stuff.
