Speeding up stairs in multiple directions while shit is popping off...feet placing perfectly on the stairs doesn't seem very feasible.
PS5 only.
I thought it was Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, AKA Major from Ghost in the Shell, but it's apparently Carole Ruggier, whom I'm less familiar with but plays Athena in God of War. Interesting.
You don't think the ps4 could handle this game at 1080p? It looks good visually but not "next gen only" good 🤷♂️
It's a fully 3D 60fps bullet hell roguelike. It's absolutely incredible looking for what it is. Is there another game of this type that looks anything close to this fidelity wise?
No I don't think it could. Enemy animation/complexity and the amount of projectiles on screen is above what the PS4 could do at 60fps IMO.
It's definitely a hard sell for anyone not already into this type of game. $70 is a hell of a barrier for people new to, or not as familiar with the genre.
Honestly, I was in the same boat.
It sucks, but you're actually kind of spot-on here. People simply have different expectations when a game is AAA. I hope there's room in the market for some AAA roguelites, but I'm wary.
Right, because this forum's reaction is a good estimate for commercial success. Eg, Days Gone.
Not if the changing environments are a part of the gameplay mechanic.
Don't you know? Era's general opinion is usually always disillusioned and seldom ever reflects what would happen in the real world. Just look at the Switch.
Or when HZD was deemed the flop of 2017 on the old forum. I was not a fan of roguelites until I played Dead Cells and later, Hades, and realized how far the genre has come. You can absolutely have a 20-30 hr linear narrative that fit into the nature of a repeat runs game. Heck I'd say Soulsborne genre is a pseudo-roguelike between two bonfires, and you progress one bonfire section at a time, slowly moving the reset point forward.
I never really got this AAA nonsense. To me, a dev can choose to price their game at whatever price they want. And a customer can choose to buy a game at whatever price they want.
I don't see anything wrong with that. The souls series also started off as a niche franchise, and arguably still is. But that's not saying it's not worth whatever the devs think ts worth. Making it $40 doesn't make it mainstream. And if it actually turns out to be a goo game, those hardcore gamers will recommend it a lot. As it gets cheaper, more people will try it out.
This forum is a relatively small bubble compared to the actual size of the gaming market, I'm sure the game will do fine.
Oh ok.. I understand you now lol.
You can see that the rooms are seperated like in Metroid Prime but with no actual loading times. I don't think that the PS4 could handle that when games generally let you crawl in these kind of transitions.
That's great! Loved Control world and setting!
This is basically me at the moment :D
Yup, me too. The devs even mentioned taking inspiration from it.
