I loved the game throughout, but thought the best section is about halfway through the game. I'd say stick with it a bit longer, it's a short (6-7 hour) game so I think it's worth getting through the end, especially since the sequel is coming.
So what you're saying is that it's a mirror version of Xbox so…it's the 22nd of August…8/22, 8+2+2=12 and 1+2=3. Basically Mirror's Edge 3 confirmed.
I don't disagree with your post in general--I think Avowed and Fable can absolutely launch in the same year if they're ready. Besides the aforementioned differences between them, Fable will likely have strong multiplayer elements, which will differentiate it from the other RPGs in development.
I usually stay out of these release date predictions. but I personally doubt they're going to give TOW2 a 6 year dev cycle. Especially when freaking Elder Scrolls 6 would be coming out 4 years about Starfield. But who knows lol. Personally, I'd put it around 2024, since 2023 is so packed. But.. honestly, I don't even know why they'd be announcing the game this early if it were THAT far out. TOW2 is not Fable. It didn't need to be announced. I wonder if we don't see that sooner than expected.
I'm part of the problem as I've launched The Ascent for daily "Play Game Pass" quests via xCloud but haven't actually played the game :)
The exact opposite for me. I've gone from no interest to some interest.
I can't be the only person who downloads and launches almost every GP game straight away when they release.. and then play a few minutes to decide if I want to keep it downloaded or not.. with the intention to come back to it later.
The magic of Game Pass. So many more games in the backlog to ignore.
I do not do this because I hate when an early achievement pops and then I have to play it for at least a while to get a respectable amount of them. Yes, I'm that guy.
Unlikely Halo will be at Gamescom, but it will be a pleasant surprise. Staten said we will hear more about the release date "very very soon", so MAYBE something at Gamescom... or it could just be later in September.
Thanks, I'll definitely persevere given the length. I'm not hating it, it's just a slog.
Solid points. I'm going to be playing only campaign so I hope its good. On the other hand, I havent been impressed by what I've seen so far as you've outlined all my concerns. Especially now its just a few months away and all we have is the video from last year. I hope they can show some more footage before launch instead of just launching the campaign.
I don't think this is the case at all. The fact they moved the August Inside Infinite up a week and on a Friday with the new that co-op and Forge were being delayed says to me that there's news coming on Tuesday at the very least.
Regarding your second point, you're right, but I always got the impression it was more a Bethesda style RPG given the trailer and that Outer Worlds was as well. There were also the reliable leaks (wanna say it was someone in the industry even) calling the game a Pillars of Eternity Skyrim like and that it's Chris Parker's baby or whatever.
Worth pointing out that inXile is supposedly making two different games right now, and that different teams in Obsidian are making Outer Worlds 2 and Avowed, so I wouldn't expect so long between the games.
I don't consider The Outer Worlds a Bethesda style RPG. The similarities are superficial. It's a hub based narratively driven semi-open world game with poor exploration and lack of sandbox elements like doing your own thing, buying/building a house, etc. TOW's structure is closer to KOTOR than to anything Bethesda. If Avowed is built similarly to TOW, I'm sure it'll still be compared to TES, because all fantasy WRPGs do; I just don't think being 1st person RPG makes it Bethesda-style RPG. Obsidian's philosophy is completely different. It's not a bad thing--just different.
Nope, that's only the one they've shown so far, which is the first area we'll meet in the game.
Halo Infinite devs detail day/night cycle, dynamic weather, different biomes, and more
Halo Infinite sounds like the most ambitious Halo game ever.www.windowscentral.com
"the developers stated that while the majority of the game's world is themed around the Pacific Northwest, there will be PNW-themed sub-biomes in the environment. Examples of these will include marshy swamps, mountainous highlands, and war-torn "deadlands" devastated by previous battles. Players will also be able to explore caves and caverns in the environment, and can also find Banished bases, UNSC Marine holdouts, Forerunner structures, and other points of interest. "
with the sheer number of WRPGs in development, I would bet that 2 RPGs in 1 year is an inevitability.
