@@ColdDrink25I didn’t but i’m glad there are people here who just want to extend their knowledge. Because one thing for sure, I won’t get smarter thanks to you. Grow up :)
No hand holding, showing extended gameplay, laying down the story's background. What an awesome way to introduce us to an upcoming game. Big respect. I will keep my eye on this game for sure.
Not a soulslike and more hack-n-slash, open world exploration based off knowledge rather than a map with way point markers, and it has dungeons? You had made curiosity, but now have my full attention. Looking forward to this!
These visual and auditory clues are so much harder to design and implement without being obnoxious or overly in your face, so kudos for organically building this up from scratch
@@himanshupandey8771And yet "Wukong" has sold 20 million plus lol, what fear???💀 Smfh..it's either souls like or not...why would they fear that?? 🤦🏽♂️
@@suffer8318 its pretty obvious to those that actually know how a soulslike game plays yes, but those that arent into the genre see games like this and instantly go "another soulslike??". id say its necessary to say, but still, funny.
He's so precise in how he articulates and paints this vivid picture not looking in from the outside but being inside or something man. Hard to explain 😂
The exploration aspect of Elden Ring is, in my opinion, the best part of the game. I hardly ever care about (or understand) the reward at the end of a dungeon but the journey itself ends up being a greater reward. I would love to see more games tap into that idea. I love finding and figuring things out on my own, I love little details that someone could easily rush by and miss, and I love taking my time exploring every nook and cranny. This game looks promising!
I completely agree with you! I had very little interest in this game until I heard their philosophy on exploration. Definitely keeping an eye on it now!
An amazing showcase, thank you! Absolutely sold me on the game, I love the aesthetic, storytelling and leaving it up to the player to explore and figure things out. This will be a day one purchase.
Did I really hear the Morrowind navigation?! nothing beat how it felt to find things and follow vague directions from memory! So happy to see another game taking a stab at that, super excited now.
The idea of presenting this almost like a 90s adventure game, but playing like a more modern souls/hack'n'slash/death stranding/alan wake mashup of a billion things and inspirations make me so intrigued. This is my jam wow.
2:40 I don't know if anyone else noticed this the fact that milk bottle doesn't have a cork and there is no indication that he has been drinking from the milk glass means that he barely poured the glass or the developer did not design it from this perspective means that is just a developer asset and they just put it there for this is the npc with the milk
I LOVE the fact that they're leaning into immersion by not giving the player a loaded HUD with map markers, quest markers, etc. The manual save hologram on the other hand is a bit immersion breaking in my opinion and I'm not really digging the way the combat looks so arcadey. It doesn't seem to fit the rest of the aesthetic.
I personally would love a map. Maybe a map that doesn't have an icon of your location, so you have to look around for a landmark to figure out where you are.
Looks very interesting, but if you have that no holding hand approach and realistic interface without markers, get rid then of those health bars on top of enemies. And other parts of combat interface. Make enemies visually change, to indicate that they are low on health. I think it will break an immersion as it is right now
It's probably a cost cutting measure. They're a new, small studio. Might not have the resources for extra animations and things. I do agree that would be better, but I don't think it would totally break immersion for people.
@Thaltas Definitely. Should be a surprise release on the PS5 as backwards compatible with the release of Silent Hill 2 remake coming out next week. Wishful thinking.
That dude worked on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, which is far from a bad game, so I have hope for this. Liking what I'm seeing and hearing so far with a more old school approach. Better add some animations to the thumb on that PDA! It's weird to see it so static after playing Stalker Gamma.
The principles sound great, the execution looks great, but most of all, Jonathan's confidence in his team and their decisions is totally captivating. Feels very easy to trust that this game will be a worthwhile experience.
I will definitely give this game a shot. The PlayStation State Of Play trailer was one of my standouts and this showcase has peaked my interest even more. I was kind of disappointed when he said it's not a souls-like, but I don't need every new action-RPG to be a souls-like.
His description of how older games had a sense of discovery and lack of hand-holding, is EXACTLY what I wanted to see come back. Especially in how Open World games had you focused on your objectives/missions, and miss the magic of letting curiosity take the wheel of exploration and adventure.
To be fair most open world/rpgs nowadays are designed to rely on them, so if you try to play without them the game feels off, but if the game is built from the start without quest markers it should feel better
@@federicocasali1565 Hi, I agree with u. I was thinking about that after my comment, lol. I played Tomb Raider on Sega Saturn and Demon Souls without a map system. So, we'd have to trust the company's game design to work well without map dependency. Cheers :)
Its actually perfect mocapped movement it's just in most games the characters move unrealistically fast that's why it looks odd. This is the correct running speed and gait they are using.
Yeah I can’t lie, the name is a bit stupid. Maybe there’s context for it in the actual game or something, but it honestly just sounds like a random name they gave it.
Looks interesting🤔 though i think he talked a _little_ too much, he said no holding your hand or just giving everything away, but he explained a _lot_ but if people don't know what a game is, are they gonna buy it? it looks like it's supposed to be a little bit "Grim/Dark Mystery Adventure" makes me think of Silent Hill and the Older Diablo games
I wouldn't say "it's a philosophy" so much so that it's a standard that people in general have forgotten; thanks to the internet readily spoon-feeding us information. So i definitely get where the guy is coming from. This game might actually be something of worth, to teach young minds to actually engage with some more critical thinking. But yeah, this very similar to Dark souls ideology (Yes, i know, it's a tired comparison, but eh I'll use it anyways).
This game seems like it would benefit from taking more elements from dark souls combat. The colorful enemy particle effects and hack and slash combat take away from its darker art direction.
Gonna be honest with you guys. I like the art director but I do not trust Rogue Factor. They made Mordheim and Necromuda, two Warhammer strategy games that were not supported properly and came out broken and needing patches. They give up on both games relatively quickly so I wouldn’t be shocked this game will meet the same faith. Do not buy this day one
I’ve never had any issues with necromuda. That game was very fast paced along with its rock music that they’ll play which made it really fun. Games pretty cool
The context-based free-roam investigation/exploration is the biggest appeal here for me. The combat I can pretty much do completely without or at least heavily toned down to a more realistic survival style and a ratio of 80:20. The puzzle shown here was laughably amateurish but I'll give them the benefit of doubt that it's an intro puzzle that's supposed to be easy and intuitive. In general I feel like a lot of "We want x because we liked those back then " is being said without taking a step back to see how it all comes together. I understand wanting to craft a game that ticks all your boxes but when I hear 50:50 ratio, all I hear is that I might not enjoy 50% of the game because I prefer one system over the other. And the disconnect between "slow cautious detective" and "superpowered ultra flashy 1-man-army" is big enough to call it two systems, in my humble opinion. And one last thing that I also noticed during the trailer is that is lacks some kind of identity, some face, shape or symbol to attribute it to. All this might have been negative but your game was the only one that caught my attention during that State of Play so that's already a win.
My only gripe with games is to date they still haven’t figured out how to make characters walk realistically on surfaces. They always look like they’re moon walking or on a treadmill with a green screen
This style of presentation with overly explaining and rambling is really not selling me on this game at all. Keep it mysterious. I also love he says it's not a souls like and then shows very clear souls-like gameplay. Haha.
I rather enjoyed him explaining things, especially his design philosophy. The combat doesnt look souls like, there was a thing called "hack and slash" way before Darksouls. However, the stamina bar is souls like. That needs to go.
I would say wukong is more of a souls like game, this game has more hack and slash combat with special attack moves to combo into and more of an emphasis on bigger mob sizes instead of having more of en emphasis on single target combat.
Looks cool. In terms of non-technical criticisms, I think there’s an almost distracting amount of hitstop I am sure it is meant to emphasize impact, but even if you don’t want to call this game a soulslike (I for one would disagree with you. It seems like combat is very much about learning enemy attack patterns, emphasized attack telegraphs, precise defensive responses, stamina management, and relatively cautious overall engagement), there is still a fair bit of souls in its DNA and as such, I could certainly see it being the cause of some imprecision. For a game like this, imprecision is one of the most damning qualities that can be possessed.
This is the one game that caught my attention in the latest PlayStation showcase. I have high hopes for this game, especially after the developer's description of what inspires and guides its design. Not gonna lie, I'm kinda hyped.
This is where exploration in games needs to go, this is the next progression of it. Eliminate the compass or map that finds things for you. Developers should inform us through points of interest in our line of sight instead, make us go there by other means
Most of people need hand holding in games .... and they will feel lost and think the game is bad lol But i like that as well ...if you are a fan of this approach id recommend darkwood
Never going to happen, because the more difficult it is to navigate in a game, the less people actually explore in the game, and the more they just search for the directions online. At least when things are "served to players on a silver platter" they remain IN the game.
It looks great...love the way this guy talks about it,feels really honest and confident.It's a must-buy no doubt...I just hope this approach to not have map or markers etc doesn't make it hard to do and find everything in the game cuz that would be bothersome for someone like me who doesn't quit until every single lil thing in the game was seen and done.
Game looks cool but he keeps touting “the game wont hold your hand with exploring” i hope its not overly difficult and actually fun to explore and figure things out
I thought the same, but It's actually 30 fps if you go frame by frame. Something about the camera movement makes it look worse than it is. The motion isn't linear and the camera moves more every other frame or so?
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Jonathan was the lead art director for Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
I'm actually sad we won't get another Deus Ex game again 😔
who asked?
@@ColdDrink25ur mom asked u dumas
True that's him... unfortunately we won't get another Deus ex
@@ColdDrink25I didn’t but i’m glad there are people here who just want to extend their knowledge. Because one thing for sure, I won’t get smarter thanks to you.
Grow up :)
Dude sounds really passionate ! Bring the game on us !
Walking simyoulater lol it’s bad
@@Medved-Sounds like it's not for you. Sorry for your loss
@@Oryyyt sounds like you like playing walking simulators, sorry for your loss
@@Medved- death stranding 2 ☠☠
@@Oryyytmate leave them to Fortnite
No hand holding, showing extended gameplay, laying down the story's background. What an awesome way to introduce us to an upcoming game. Big respect. I will keep my eye on this game for sure.
I hope they change up the battle UI a bit, the big bright enemy health bars and damage numbers really clash with the overall aesthetic of the game.
Fr, it should just be monochrome.
They same thing was there in Wukong’s early game play. They take it away near release.
I kinda like it. The strong contrast to the visuals makes it feel like I'm playing a game move so than just looking at a fancy art book
Usually you can turn off numbers
@@morganbrown392wukong still has numbers but you can turn it off in settings
I like this Jonathan's delivery. I cant wait for more.
In Jonathan Jacques-Belletete we trust! The game is looking great
Not a soulslike and more hack-n-slash, open world exploration based off knowledge rather than a map with way point markers, and it has dungeons?
You had made curiosity, but now have my full attention. Looking forward to this!
Some people call anything with third person combat and camps souls like lol so I'm glad you realize that's not the case. Game looks cool for sure!
Wukonglike as there is no map.
@silveriver9 Wukong is linear and has multiple levels this game is not the case
Not a souls like?😂😂😂😂
Like nioh ?
These visual and auditory clues are so much harder to design and implement without being obnoxious or overly in your face, so kudos for organically building this up from scratch
its funny how now every third person melee combat game has to say its not a soulslike
They fear same as Black myth devs😂
Because the loud minority have completely forgot that regular 3rd person action games exist.
@@himanshupandey8771And yet "Wukong" has sold 20 million plus lol, what fear???💀 Smfh..it's either souls like or not...why would they fear that?? 🤦🏽♂️
This game is pretty obvious it's not, I don't see dodge rolling or perfect parrying lol
@@suffer8318 its pretty obvious to those that actually know how a soulslike game plays yes, but those that arent into the genre see games like this and instantly go "another soulslike??". id say its necessary to say, but still, funny.
"there is no silver plattering" im sold with this single line
I love third person camera games 😁
Me too!!! All I play
3rd person is the best IMO
My favourite type of games since Resident Evil 4
We can play together
I like this guys thinking..
He's so precise in how he articulates and paints this vivid picture not looking in from the outside but being inside or something man. Hard to explain 😂
Lack of a map is same as Wukong.
@@silveriver9 Return to Morrowind style, etc., as he mentioned games from the 90s
Sameeeee
@Big-BossX they could have told him he used disposition wrong before they released the video
This looks super interesting. Love the atmosphere and soundtrack. Death Stranding vibes.
Gived me more Control vibes. But I see the DS.
@@squallthegriever Combat is definitely giving some Control vibes for sure, which is no bad thing. Love that game!
The soundtrack and sfx remind me a lot of Returnal
Newgen
Returnal vibes! Super excited ❤
Newgen
The exploration aspect of Elden Ring is, in my opinion, the best part of the game. I hardly ever care about (or understand) the reward at the end of a dungeon but the journey itself ends up being a greater reward. I would love to see more games tap into that idea. I love finding and figuring things out on my own, I love little details that someone could easily rush by and miss, and I love taking my time exploring every nook and cranny.
This game looks promising!
I completely agree with you! I had very little interest in this game until I heard their philosophy on exploration. Definitely keeping an eye on it now!
Cool, but nowadays I don't have thag much time to invest in this kind of game. Cool, tho.
An amazing showcase, thank you! Absolutely sold me on the game, I love the aesthetic, storytelling and leaving it up to the player to explore and figure things out. This will be a day one purchase.
I'm like genuinely super stoked for this game. I can't point to any particular game it reminds me of, and thats a beautiful thing.
death stranding + soulslike
It literally looks like every other game coming out right now 😂
@@ruuusakiyes, it does actually have a more mystical death stranding vibe
I see bits of DS but it has significantly more Control vibes with a modern setting take of Bloodbourne, and even SH 1.
silent hill?
Ok. I'm sold. Glad you guys make these type of game. Now it's one of my most anticipated games 🤍
I went from passing interest from the reveal trailer to pretty hyped after watching this and Fextralife's video
With all due respect, this is the best game announced in a long time.
Did I really hear the Morrowind navigation?! nothing beat how it felt to find things and follow vague directions from memory! So happy to see another game taking a stab at that, super excited now.
The idea of presenting this almost like a 90s adventure game, but playing like a more modern souls/hack'n'slash/death stranding/alan wake mashup of a billion things and inspirations make me so intrigued. This is my jam wow.
I WANT TO PLAY THIS, NOW
The love of the games in the 90s, bro you've got me sold
Love how they state they don’t have handholding and they trust the player, this is the direction I want for games.
wow.. this is exactly my kind of game. Cant wait!
2:40 I don't know if anyone else noticed this the fact that milk bottle doesn't have a cork and there is no indication that he has been drinking from the milk glass means that he barely poured the glass or the developer did not design it from this perspective means that is just a developer asset and they just put it there for this is the npc with the milk
Finally a game that requires exploration and puzzle solving . I’m so hyped for this!!
I already know this will be MY game of the year in 2025
This dev is single-handedly restoking my passion for games. Hes going into it with his team with the perfect mentality.
I LOVE the fact that they're leaning into immersion by not giving the player a loaded HUD with map markers, quest markers, etc. The manual save hologram on the other hand is a bit immersion breaking in my opinion and I'm not really digging the way the combat looks so arcadey. It doesn't seem to fit the rest of the aesthetic.
I personally would love a map. Maybe a map that doesn't have an icon of your location, so you have to look around for a landmark to figure out where you are.
@@MrKnaives ah yeah. I do think a general map would be cool so you at least have idea of what directions things are in general.
Agreed. As soon as the combat came I sort of lost a bit of interest, but I still think the world looks cool so I'll probably end up getting it.
"We have a lot of love from how the games from 90's were made". This sentence alone got me really hooked for this game. I really miss gaming
Love the Atmosphere, getting major Returnal vibes.
This is refreshing, loving the art style and ideas of the enemies' designs and encounters, and I am glad to see Jonathan back with another project.
This is a game by passionate creators
I'm intrigued for sure. Looks and sounds promising
This looks great, got me invested🎉 no map or compass, just you and weapons and wonder. This is gonna do well🙏
"No map or compass"🤓
@@jefffort7714 yes? I did say that? Games like that, can exist, sorry there's no battle pass 🤡
love seeing Adam Jensen('s face model) as a Dad
Looks very interesting, but if you have that no holding hand approach and realistic interface without markers, get rid then of those health bars on top of enemies. And other parts of combat interface. Make enemies visually change, to indicate that they are low on health. I think it will break an immersion as it is right now
It's probably a cost cutting measure. They're a new, small studio. Might not have the resources for extra animations and things. I do agree that would be better, but I don't think it would totally break immersion for people.
Hopefully you can tweak the UI
I’m so stoked! ❤
The atmosphere at the beginning of the game, where the character is in the woods, reminded me of Silent Hill:Downpour.
It does!!
Is that a compliment? lol.
Underrated game imo, so I get you
@Thaltas Definitely. Should be a surprise release on the PS5 as backwards compatible with the release of Silent Hill 2 remake coming out next week. Wishful thinking.
Great work guys. I saw the trailer and was stunned! Cant wait to find out more about this :)
That dude worked on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, which is far from a bad game, so I have hope for this. Liking what I'm seeing and hearing so far with a more old school approach. Better add some animations to the thumb on that PDA! It's weird to see it so static after playing Stalker Gamma.
It's an alpha so hopefully they'll improve animations
No wonder it has so much style
The principles sound great, the execution looks great, but most of all, Jonathan's confidence in his team and their decisions is totally captivating. Feels very easy to trust that this game will be a worthwhile experience.
This game looks dope, it's totally up my street.
This lad looks so casual and you can see his a real gamer
love the aesthetic and the combat looks fun
OK, Jonathan, We see You. Can't wait to fully experience the game! 💙🔥
Im definitely interested in this game. Gonna be streaming it for sure!
One minute in and i love this guy he gets it
I swear i thought he pulled out a light saber 😮 @8:10
yea and he also has a poncho and robot on his shoulder......
@@shinichiizumi2242BD 😌
@@kirank287 exactly lol
This is looking way more up my alley than anything else recently
The enemies are not matching the game atmosphere, they are too bright and those health bar are annoying
I agree. It’s like a weird splash of colors and numbers and fog. Needs to be refined a lot.
something tells me they are unnatural to that environment and world, so maybe that's by design?
The excitement in his voice makes me hyped for this game.
Honestly combat looks like a Soulslike even if he say it's not😅
I'm really liking the sound of this... and agree with a lot of his points.
Wasn’t he in Eidos Montreal?
Yeah that's him
That dungeon art was beautiful
Me encanta la atmósfera de este juego 👏🏻 le tengo muchas ganas.
I was intrigued from the trailer, now I’m interested. I want another delivery from Jonathan, I like this guy
I will definitely give this game a shot. The PlayStation State Of Play trailer was one of my standouts and this showcase has peaked my interest even more. I was kind of disappointed when he said it's not a souls-like, but I don't need every new action-RPG to be a souls-like.
It all sounds really great.
Reminds me of RE back in the day quite a bit
yes silent hill even ..but minus the action hack n slash combat they got going.
His description of how older games had a sense of discovery and lack of hand-holding, is EXACTLY what I wanted to see come back. Especially in how Open World games had you focused on your objectives/missions, and miss the magic of letting curiosity take the wheel of exploration and adventure.
Please don't hate on quest markers lol. I would've quit a few games without them XD
To be fair most open world/rpgs nowadays are designed to rely on them, so if you try to play without them the game feels off, but if the game is built from the start without quest markers it should feel better
@@federicocasali1565 Hi, I agree with u. I was thinking about that after my comment, lol. I played Tomb Raider on Sega Saturn and Demon Souls without a map system. So, we'd have to trust the company's game design to work well without map dependency. Cheers :)
Okay, this wasn’t on my radar but now I’m COMPLETELY HYPED FOR THIS!
The guy at 2:40 sounds like the Village Elder from Kena: Bridge of Spirits.
I love Kena so much. Where is the sequel! It’s been too long
@@jackcall3815 Had a lof of fun with it too. Really underrated game. And so beautiful.
Game is literally mashup: "What if the world of Death Stranding had combat from Dragon Age II, and puzzles from Resident Evil?" I'm here for it!
Finally something to look forward to from state of play💯
Bruh really?? I'm definitely getting that Ghost Of Yotei. Tf?? 💀
@@princephillip1481 I only meant for me. You enjoy whatever please you 💯
@@Vman_95 Yeah, i hear you..i guess it's this game and Ghost for me. 🤷🏽♂️
Looks awesome. Super excited for this game.
Characters movement animation is too fast, or they move too slowly. Looks like they're doing a miniature moon walk each step.
Its actually perfect mocapped movement it's just in most games the characters move unrealistically fast that's why it looks odd. This is the correct running speed and gait they are using.
@@JesusChrist2000BC It clearly is not. People's feet don't slide back 3 inches every time they take a step.
@@thealphareich Not seeing that
Keep lying there newgen@@thealphareich
@@thealphareichYou're absolutely right. It looks bad. The jogging animation is also so slow, like he's running on the Moon!
extremely excited for this. The enthusiasm from the creator also motivated me at my work today. They are really passionate about this game.
not a fan of the name, but this looks really interesting
Beh beh
@@siryoucantdothat9743
One of the sheep escaped
Yeah I can’t lie, the name is a bit stupid. Maybe there’s context for it in the actual game or something, but it honestly just sounds like a random name they gave it.
Does the name of a game effect how much you enjoy it ?? No I didn't think so
“We were the real monsters all along!”
😱👏✍️🔥
Now this is a trailer, excellent work can't wait to ply
Looks interesting🤔
though i think he talked a _little_ too much, he said no holding your hand or just giving everything away, but he explained a _lot_
but if people don't know what a game is, are they gonna buy it? it looks like it's supposed to be a little bit "Grim/Dark Mystery Adventure"
makes me think of Silent Hill and the Older Diablo games
This sounds like it’s right up my alley.
I wouldn't say "it's a philosophy" so much so that it's a standard that people in general have forgotten; thanks to the internet readily spoon-feeding us information. So i definitely get where the guy is coming from.
This game might actually be something of worth, to teach young minds to actually engage with some more critical thinking. But yeah, this very similar to Dark souls ideology (Yes, i know, it's a tired comparison, but eh I'll use it anyways).
Well said.
This game seems like it would benefit from taking more elements from dark souls combat. The colorful enemy particle effects and hack and slash combat take away from its darker art direction.
The art direction is really interesting, the atmosphere, vibe and all
Gonna be honest with you guys. I like the art director but I do not trust Rogue Factor. They made Mordheim and Necromuda, two Warhammer strategy games that were not supported properly and came out broken and needing patches. They give up on both games relatively quickly so I wouldn’t be shocked this game will meet the same faith. Do not buy this day one
I’ve never had any issues with necromuda. That game was very fast paced along with its rock music that they’ll play which made it really fun. Games pretty cool
This presentation was perfect in regards to not giving away too much but peaking my interest
The context-based free-roam investigation/exploration is the biggest appeal here for me. The combat I can pretty much do completely without or at least heavily toned down to a more realistic survival style and a ratio of 80:20. The puzzle shown here was laughably amateurish but I'll give them the benefit of doubt that it's an intro puzzle that's supposed to be easy and intuitive.
In general I feel like a lot of "We want x because we liked those back then " is being said without taking a step back to see how it all comes together. I understand wanting to craft a game that ticks all your boxes but when I hear 50:50 ratio, all I hear is that I might not enjoy 50% of the game because I prefer one system over the other. And the disconnect between "slow cautious detective" and "superpowered ultra flashy 1-man-army" is big enough to call it two systems, in my humble opinion. And one last thing that I also noticed during the trailer is that is lacks some kind of identity, some face, shape or symbol to attribute it to. All this might have been negative but your game was the only one that caught my attention during that State of Play so that's already a win.
Officially my most anticipated game!
My only gripe with games is to date they still haven’t figured out how to make characters walk realistically on surfaces. They always look like they’re moon walking or on a treadmill with a green screen
This looks really nice! Cant wait to try it.
This style of presentation with overly explaining and rambling is really not selling me on this game at all. Keep it mysterious. I also love he says it's not a souls like and then shows very clear souls-like gameplay. Haha.
I rather enjoyed him explaining things, especially his design philosophy. The combat doesnt look souls like, there was a thing called "hack and slash" way before Darksouls. However, the stamina bar is souls like. That needs to go.
@@dripfoe_3307 yeah I should clarify I was referring to that stamina bar being tied heavily into the hack and slash. That’s very much souls like.
I would say wukong is more of a souls like game, this game has more hack and slash combat with special attack moves to combo into and more of an emphasis on bigger mob sizes instead of having more of en emphasis on single target combat.
Yo. This looks so promising. You had me at "no handholding".
Looks cool. In terms of non-technical criticisms, I think there’s an almost distracting amount of hitstop I am sure it is meant to emphasize impact, but even if you don’t want to call this game a soulslike (I for one would disagree with you. It seems like combat is very much about learning enemy attack patterns, emphasized attack telegraphs, precise defensive responses, stamina management, and relatively cautious overall engagement), there is still a fair bit of souls in its DNA and as such, I could certainly see it being the cause of some imprecision. For a game like this, imprecision is one of the most damning qualities that can be possessed.
I luv how they're do'n exploration. Definitely look'n 4wrd to this next yr.👍🏾
Hopefully there's a 60fps option on console (and correct frame pacing) because this framerate is a little nauseating.
OG resident evil +death stranding +shadow of the colossus + devil may cry
You sir have the right recipe!
Just cool...
This is the one game that caught my attention in the latest PlayStation showcase. I have high hopes for this game, especially after the developer's description of what inspires and guides its design. Not gonna lie, I'm kinda hyped.
This is where exploration in games needs to go, this is the next progression of it. Eliminate the compass or map that finds things for you. Developers should inform us through points of interest in our line of sight instead, make us go there by other means
Most of people need hand holding in games .... and they will feel lost and think the game is bad lol
But i like that as well ...if you are a fan of this approach id recommend darkwood
Never going to happen, because the more difficult it is to navigate in a game, the less people actually explore in the game, and the more they just search for the directions online. At least when things are "served to players on a silver platter" they remain IN the game.
Unless it’s a live service I don’t think companies really care if you stay in the game or not. They just care that you buy it
@@daverock9091 they might be the wrong target audience for the game then
@@Jack-sc3dn absolutly man
It looks great...love the way this guy talks about it,feels really honest and confident.It's a must-buy no doubt...I just hope this approach to not have map or markers etc doesn't make it hard to do and find everything in the game cuz that would be bothersome for someone like me who doesn't quit until every single lil thing in the game was seen and done.
This definitely got my interest, glad it's not too souls like with them janky old mechanics
Play sekiro you will love that
@@himanshupandey8771dude if someone is happy that a game isn’t a soulslike you are barking up the wrong tree recommending one
@@spinachtron forreal 🤡
This looks really cool and unique looking forward to it
Game looks cool but he keeps touting “the game wont hold your hand with exploring” i hope its not overly difficult and actually fun to explore and figure things out
This looks great
Loving the 20 fps! Keep it up
I thought the same, but It's actually 30 fps if you go frame by frame. Something about the camera movement makes it look worse than it is. The motion isn't linear and the camera moves more every other frame or so?
If I heard the word “Silver-plattering” once, I heard it 40 times lol bro I get it, there’s no hand holding