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Disintegration | FPS Sci-Fi dal co-creatore di Halo & The Private Division | TBA
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First details revealed for Halo creator’s sci-fi FPS Disintegration
The game, which is being worked on by a team of 30 people – including further ex-Halo developers – at V1 Interactive, centres on piloting hovering, weaponised vehicles called gravcycles (there are multiple class types), while simultaneously commanding up to four AI-controlled ground soldiers.
“The way we’re developing the game is thinking of you as the pilot, the gravcycle as your right hand, and your crew on the ground as your left,” creative director Lehto told Edge, whose latest issue is on sale now.
Disintegration takes place around 150 years in the future when in order to escape the threat of extinction at the hands of a pandemic, many humans have had their brains ‘integrated’ into a robot frame, with the idea being to reverse the process once the virus is no longer a threat.
However, this leads to unrest and a civil war breaks out between integrated humans and the ‘naturals’, with the former winning easily.
Players take on the role of integrated protagonist Romer Shoal, who’s rebelling against the integrated forces, which are now known as the Royonne.
The campaign plays out across the Rocky Mountains, the Arizona desert, the west coast of the US and Iceland.
While Disintegration was originally pitched as a 4-6-hour experience, Lehto said it now spans 13 missions across a 10-12-hour playthrough for an average player.
“Disintegration is shot through with Bungie DNA: not just in its visuals, which you’d expect from the artist behind Master Chief, but in how it plays and feels,” reads Edge’s preview.
“But you can see the youthful perspective here too, in combat that is fast-paced and tactical, and also in a multiplayer mode built on hero moments”.
The game, which is being worked on by a team of 30 people – including further ex-Halo developers – at V1 Interactive, centres on piloting hovering, weaponised vehicles called gravcycles (there are multiple class types), while simultaneously commanding up to four AI-controlled ground soldiers.
“The way we’re developing the game is thinking of you as the pilot, the gravcycle as your right hand, and your crew on the ground as your left,” creative director Lehto told Edge, whose latest issue is on sale now.
Disintegration takes place around 150 years in the future when in order to escape the threat of extinction at the hands of a pandemic, many humans have had their brains ‘integrated’ into a robot frame, with the idea being to reverse the process once the virus is no longer a threat.
However, this leads to unrest and a civil war breaks out between integrated humans and the ‘naturals’, with the former winning easily.
Players take on the role of integrated protagonist Romer Shoal, who’s rebelling against the integrated forces, which are now known as the Royonne.
The campaign plays out across the Rocky Mountains, the Arizona desert, the west coast of the US and Iceland.
While Disintegration was originally pitched as a 4-6-hour experience, Lehto said it now spans 13 missions across a 10-12-hour playthrough for an average player.
“Disintegration is shot through with Bungie DNA: not just in its visuals, which you’d expect from the artist behind Master Chief, but in how it plays and feels,” reads Edge’s preview.
“But you can see the youthful perspective here too, in combat that is fast-paced and tactical, and also in a multiplayer mode built on hero moments”.
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a quanto pare fin dal D1, ma visto che parliamo di bugiardi patentati meglio sempre essere cauti
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Non si è visto molto ma l'ambientazione mi stuzzica, vorrei saperne di più.
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Se è un singleplayer tattico come mi è sembrato allora sono molto interessato da quanto visto.
Non credo fosse una cosa del tipo ogni mech o personaggio è guidato da un giocatore, poi sicuramente avrà l'online, però sarebbe stato da cestinare subito
Non credo fosse una cosa del tipo ogni mech o personaggio è guidato da un giocatore, poi sicuramente avrà l'online, però sarebbe stato da cestinare subito
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Sono stati generosi a dargli un 7, questo muore dopo neanche 24h dall'uscita secondo me. (purtroppo)
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Un gioco nato vecchio. Noioso e povero di contenuti. Avessero dato la possibilità di scendere dal mezzo e giocarlo come se fosse un fps/tps ancora ancora ma così è una roba troppo semplice, vista e stravista.
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