Former Rockstar president and Grand Theft Auto producer Leslie Benzies wants his new studio Build a Rocket Boy's debut g♍✨ame MindsEye to take around 20 hours to complete because, well, who has time for anything else?

Echoing Fallout creator Tim Caওin's recent YouTube video about hefty, 100-hour games, Benzies tells in a new interview that "I don't think you can have filler con♎tent in games."

"I think people want the meat, and they want the potatoes," Benzies continues to say about MindsEye, which so far sounds like 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询ꦡ:a more linear, actཧion-oriented Cyberpunk 2077. "We'vജe tried to make as much meat as we can, if🅺 that makes sense."

The game will take "20ish" hours to beat, which Benz🐎ies concludes is a "good length for a game."

"What you also find through data," he says, "is that [with] big games, people don't play them all. The majority o༺f people – 60% or 70% of people – don't actually play games to the end."

"So when you're making something, I would prefer [...] [that] you had the whole experience from start to finish, and not create this 200-hour game," Benzies explains. "Create something that is finishable, but have some side things thatꦜ will fill out the universe."

At the moment, MindsEye is set to re💛lease on June 10 at $60. "On price," adds Benzies, "the world's in a funny place. People are worried about the price of eggs. So value for money, I think people appreciate that when times are difficult."

Exec on former GTA 5 lead's new open-world game MindsEye says negative reactions have come from a "financed" and "concerted effort to trash the game and the studio"