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The way I see it, video games should keep improving instead of releasing.
We're getting closer to the era of A.I. and automation, in a few years even kids could make video games with just a few sentences. That is if we're not dead by then.
Wait a minute... Is this sophistry I wrote? Who's "we"?
Anyway, you should give a taste at making a game of your own while it's still a thing, or anything that could be replaced in a few years.
Live and adapt with the present as there's no time like it.