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Granblue Fantasy Project Re: Link direct feed gameplay video
- Thread starter SolidSnakex
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From what I can glean, it can be played solo with AI team mates or as a multi player experience. So it seems so!
Combat, movement and graphics are looking stellar, having P* is such a joy.
My only fear is the RPG elements: customization, quests, exploration, story and dialogues etc.
Absolutely.
Namco could learn a thing or two (or twenty) from this game for their first current gen only Tales. UE4 please!
My only fear is the RPG elements: customization, quests, exploration, story and dialogues etc.
Absolutely.
Namco could learn a thing or two (or twenty) from this game for their first current gen only Tales. UE4 please!
What I mean is the structure of the game being like a normal RPG with story focus, rather than just going from fighting in one arena area to another.
That's like the anime version of that classic Witcher 3 gif, lol.
Looks really fun. Art direction is nice as well. Not many JRPGs grab my attention, but this one has for sure.
This is a new studio right? Thats insanely impressive, to be able to already put out what looks to be one of the best JRPGs of this gen.
If anything, sans exploration which would be a question mark, these are all things Cygames have a shit ton of experience excelling at.
edit: On the same topic
I guess what I'm trying to say with the previous sentence is Granblue is something that pretty much qualifies as a classic RPG in how its story plays out, and it does it simply with VN-style expositions in between what's essentially waves of the exact same simple NES-FF-style battle setup over and over.
I think it's completely possible for it to have a 'normal RPG's story focus' while still being short-session combat encounters and this is something I can already see Cygames doing rather well, but I'm willing to bet it'd be a little more integrated than that considering how much effort is put into modeling the town in the gameplay demo.
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Oh.
How is this the first time I'm seeing this game? Is the PC version announced already?
Everything I've looked up online says it's only announced for PlayStation 4 so far. A PC announcement would be really nice, though.
I have a PC that could run it. But I don't have a PlayStation 4. Being on PC would also give it a wider audience, and more options and features.
Same here, it really does have this kind of feel just with much more and better resources at its disposal.
Honestly I love love love these type of worlds! :D From the bits we saw it feels unique with its own identity and it feels lived in, please give me more like this! I also promise I'll one day properly play the mobile-game, just whenever I try I get somewhat intimidated and overwhelmed... :/
I like how even the bosses get affected by the skill's special effect (like freeze).
Good point, the common RPG-trope "bosses are immune to everything but their possible weakness" really gets old.
I like how this game doesn't do cell-shading. We have a lot of cell-shaded jrpgs it's nice to see different styles.
The effects are great! I like how her attacks would increase the skill bar and she'd use it on different abilities. Is this similar to the mobage?
The effects are great! I like how her attacks would increase the skill bar and she'd use it on different abilities. Is this similar to the mobage?
What are those cel shaded RPGs other than Xenoblade 2 (only on characters) and Ni No Kuni 2 (mostly on the characters and not even on the world map)? Dragon Quest XI (PS4) is more like this game too, no cel shading, just cartoony stylings in a realistic world, without even character outlines or special shadowing to it. I'd say it's going for a very similar style to this game, but this game has far more accomplished art direction in my opinion and looks great and I'd say more cartoony than DQXI thanks to that.
Even though Cygames hasn't released any of their games in english speaking territories (except for Shadowverse on mobile), they have been providing english language support for many of their games.
It wouldn't surprise me if we see the game available in english in other territories (i.e Asia) before it gets a release in the west.
It wouldn't surprise me if we see the game available in english in other territories (i.e Asia) before it gets a release in the west.
It's Platinum, man. With endless budgeting from a mobile business.
We had a thread about them and the gameplay literally a month ago.
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Tales of games and Persona 5. I'm unsure if Zelda counts as an RPG or not.
I prefer painting look such as Aterlier games, Night of Azure or something similar. This looks great too.
