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Record 1 2024-06-30

English

Subject field(s)
  • Games and Toys (General)
  • Software
CONT

The basic premise of a season pass follows the real world concept of a sporting season ticket, and gives gamers open access to time bound events and activities in a game's world. These frequently run for about 3 months before expiring, at which point a new season pass must be redeemed. With each season, developers offer fresh content, features and customisation options to incentivise renewal. This method of monetization is very effective as it means a game can continue earning revenue long past its initial release date. The concept has a long running association with DLC (downloadable content packs) release and can be seen as a refinement and serialisation of them.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Jeux et jouets (Généralités)
  • Logiciels
OBS

passe de saison : certains auteurs emploie cette désignation au féminin

OBS

passe saisonnière : emploi de «passe» au féminin pour désigner un laissez-passer est considéré comme fautif par certains auteurs.

Spanish

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