Astro Bot devs ditched an "expansive" open-world game because a "two-course meal" beats eating "a lot of food at a buffet"
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Astro Bot developer Team Asobi initially considered making the hit platformer an open-world game early in development but decided against it in favor of something more focused.
Speaking to theBBC, director Nicolas Doucet reveals that Team Asobi entertained the idea of an open-world game early in development …
