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What’s the point of dwelling on the past, hoping for a revival of the series in the form of a completely copied version of the third installment? These are futile hopes. In my opinion, each new installment should not focus on trying to recreate the atmosphere of the old games, but rather on introducing something new and captivating that will be remembered, without exceeding the boundaries established by the series. In many of the recent installments, all the developers are trying to achieve is to recreate the world of the third and, to some extent, now also the fifth installments, which naturally does not yield results, although it sounds reasonable. Until they learn to distinguish and separate a new game from a mere patch for an old one, it will not lead to success.