Whether we wanted it or not, games are changing in big ways. I could go on and on about the advent of digital games or cloud streaming coming in to take over (and I have in the past), but right now I want to talk about a curious element that?s been creeping into modern gaming more and more: living games.
For years, games have been known as singular static products, a boxed package with a set amount of content that you buy, play, beat, and maybe revisit every few years if you?re feeling nostalgic. Even with multiplayer games, they were relatively static. What you played on release was the same content you?d be playing if you picked it up again in a few months or even a few years.

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