Inspired by Minecraft and Roblox, Rich Vogel's T-Minus Zero wants to fix this era of live service fatigue

It's a rough world out there for the live service games. Dozens of games have shuttered following lacklustre performance this year. Day one players are proving fair-weather. Who can blame them? Every live service game out there isn't just fighting for your money, it's fighting for your time. Why sink 100 hours into a flawed new release when you've already got 2,000 hours in Fortnite, Apex, or otherwise. It's this unforgiving nebula that T-Minus Zero Entertainment is soaring towards. The Netease ...