Why do many single-player games tend to get forgotten months after release?

Why do many single-player games tend to get forgotten months after release?

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lol thats only for snoy movie games, which cost $70 in a time of high inflation and scarcity. rift apart was literally forgotten about the day of release and only had ONE pity thread on Any Forums

rift apart is a shitty $70 movie game that can be beaten in like 7 hours, theres nothing to talk about besides how its contributing to ratchet and clank's downfall also the furry girl

>high inflation and scarcity
Lol. Get a real career, troon

Except it's not a movie game at all.

>threads about the game and Rivet in perticular every day here
>forgotten

the gameplay is the worst in the series.

it's the best it's ever been since deadlocked

Can you elaborate?

The problem for kids games after 2000 is that so many gamers already had their kids game of choice while children playing then already played other games, which is why I found it always unfair when people talked trash about Ratchet, Sly, Jak, Psychonauts etc.