When a video game is successful, the next natural step is for it to get DLC and a sequel after that. This has happened for some of the biggest game franchises, such as BioShock and Resident Evil. However, it isn't always smart to double-dip, with some video game sequels turning into disasters that ruined the legacy of the first, such as Duke Nukem. But other times, fans are blessed with an improvement over something they didn't know could be improved.

Video games offer expansive worlds where players can immerse themselves and take up any role they might want, whether that be a cowboy in Red Dead Redemption 2 or a monster hunter in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. However, other games offer a much more personal experience; that's basically what the survival genre does by putting players in the middle of a dangerous world where they must struggle to stay alive.