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"System Shock and Deus Ex, they were RPGs. People called them RPGs": Gloomwood's publisher isn't too keen on using the term immersive sim despite it being one

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"System Shock and Deus Ex, they were RPGs. People called them RPGs": Gloomwood's publisher isn't too keen on using the term immersive sim despite it being one

New Blood Interactive CEO Dave Oshry has expressed strong disapproval regarding the use of the term immersive sim for marketing purposes. In a recent interview, Oshry described the label as an awful marketing term, suggesting that developer

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