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Frequent Violence or Gore, Some Nudity or Sexual Content, Strong Language, General Mature Content
More on gameplay, release date, news/updates "later this year"
Games that have inspired Chris King (Game Director) when it comes to game design, combat etc: Mass Effect (no surprise), Horizon in terms of using elemental power/weapons and tools against certain enemies, Metroid Prime (loneliness, exploration)
"Recycler": The 'base gun' that salvagers use, you don't need to carry a bunch of ammo, "sort of like the flux capacitor from Back to the Future" where you can pick any scrap materials and slap them in there to craft different resources. It also transforms into other weapons
Supports different playstyles, where one person could go through an encounter guns blazing, another stealths through, or another person might talk to an NPC and avoid combat altogether
Some companions are dedicated to stealth, "whole bunch of cool toys in the player kit" dedicated to stealth, some AEGIS suits are stealth, all optional
You will come across many ancient Remnants (old Celestial tech), moral dilemmas and choice of how to use that tech to advance humanity
Some names of ancient Remnants: "Relativistic Perditor", "Proto-Matter", "Hell of Liquid Walls" (the team won't reveal what they do though)
Jun (player character): Comes from humble beginnings, doesn't understand the depth of his/her power, 'unsuspecting hero element'
Combat is meant to feel cinematic, strategic, leaning into player choice and agency, spectacle. Want players to feel satisfied using the tools they want to overcome battles
Enemy variety will evolve as your progress in the game, start out on your home planet Lidon against basic enemies, human factions, Celestial constructs (robots left behind to defend ancient tech) then gets more dangerous as you venture out
Side quests are "critical" to the game and not designed as "filler content" , use them to make players feel connected to the universe, develop relationships with companions, increase skills, "find cool shit"
"Mech driven by an Awakened octopus"
Frequent Violence or Gore, Some Nudity or Sexual Content, Strong Language, General Mature Content
More on gameplay, release date, news/updates "later this year"Games that have inspired Chris King (Game Director) when it comes to game design, combat etc: Mass Effect (no surprise), Horizon in terms of using elemental power/weapons and tools against certain enemies, Metroid Prime (loneliness, exploration)"Recycler": The 'base gun' that salvagers use, you don't need to carry a bunch of ammo, "sort of like the flux capacitor from Back to the Future" where you can pick any scrap materials and slap them in there to craft different resources. It also transforms into other weaponsSupports different playstyles, where one person could go through an encounter guns blazing, another stealths through, or another person might talk to an NPC and avoid combat altogetherSome companions are dedicated to stealth, "whole bunch of cool toys in the player kit" dedicated to stealth, some AEGIS suits are stealth, all optionalYou will come across many ancient Remnants (old Celestial tech), moral dilemmas and choice of how to use that tech to advance humanitySome names of ancient Remnants: "Relativistic Perditor", "Proto-Matter", "Hell of Liquid Walls" (the team won't reveal what they do though)Jun (player character): Comes from humble beginnings, doesn't understand the depth of his/her power, 'unsuspecting hero element'Combat is meant to feel cinematic, strategic, leaning into player choice and agency, spectacle. Want players to feel satisfied using the tools they want to overcome battlesEnemy variety will evolve as your progress in the game, start out on your home planet Lidon against basic enemies, human factions, Celestial constructs (robots left behind to defend ancient tech) then gets more dangerous as you venture outSide quests are "critical" to the game and not designed as "filler content" , use them to make players feel connected to the universe, develop relationships with companions, increase skills, "find cool shit"
"Mech driven by an Awakened octopus"
Se è 2026, GTA scansati proprio. E' lui il più atteso dell'anno.
