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Kenji Ozawa, co-director of Visions of Mana, has launched a new studio called Studio Sasanqua after his previous studio, Ouka Studio, was shut down by NetEase last year. Ozawa is calling out the poor decisions made by management that led to game creators being let go.In an interview with Automaton, Ozawa expressed his desire to start anew and ensure that both developers and management are aligned on goals and values.

He emphasizes the need for a sense of security for developers, acknowledging that he will accept full responsibility if a game fails due to management mistakes.By prioritizing collaboration and open communication, Ozawa aims to create a studio culture where everyone is accountable for the project's success or failure. This approach seeks to break down silos between departments and foster a more responsible and sustainable game development environment.

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On this topic.Discussion Points:1. What are the key factors contributing to Wilds' massive player base?r 2.

How does Wilds' monetization model impact its player engagement?r 3. Can games with similar genre mechanics, such as IPFS or other blockchain-based games, potentially rival Wilds' success?Summary:Wilds has reached an astonishing milestone, surpassing 900,000 players.

This unprecedented growth can be attributed to several factors. The game's engaging gameplay, coupled with its generous rewards and incentives, has proven to be a winning formula for many players.However, concerns about the game's monetization model have also been raised.

Players have reported feeling pressured into spending money on in-game items and currency. This raises questions about the long-term sustainability of such practices and their impact on player satisfaction.As the gaming industry continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Wilds adapts and responds to these concerns.

Can other games learn from its successes and failures, or will they forge their own paths? Only time will tell.