I want more turn based rpg. There plenty of good action games out there already. Turn based rpg usually tell stories of multiple controlable characters while action based ussually tells a story about one main character at a time.
I was shocked too when this came on and I was thinking whoaaa, sounds like Nier, what's this?! Then when I seen combat I was like "It's turn based, turn based!!!" Yesss :D I'm getting Shadow Hearts vibes!
I am quite excited for this game, it instantly got my attention, looks like the most unique turn based rpg in a while, and something about the brief shot of the menu made me think of the very stylized menus from persona 5, but not in the style of persona 5, if that makes any sense, I cant wait to play it
Looks to me like the Final Fantasy 15 I've ever wanted. Tone, artdesign, premise is pretty similar. Just with a turnbased system like I would have expected after Final Fantasy 10 and 13.
Its like FFX and Legend of Dragoon with really good graphics, amazing world design and intriguing story. Looks Phenomenal for a first game from this studio. Cannot wait to see more. Was the highlight of the show for me second only to Doom DA
I´m extremely excited for this one. What´s the deal with people saying that a turn-based game can't look realistic? Genuinely, what's the thought-process behind that? Does anyone know?
I prefer the turn based. I love action combat, too. But, I am more intrigued by the game because the style with this system feels so much more unique. If it was action combat, I would just have been more interested in the game for everything else but the combat. The mario and luigi rpg real-time rpg systems, the persona 5 flashiness of the ui, the xenoblade 3 vobe of the plot, is amazing.
I don't mind whether the combat is action or turn based as long as it is fun what is more important to me are non combat roleplaying mechanics as can can i sneak, bribe & barter, find alternative ways, pick pocket a key to open a shortcut etc. also can i approach the game in a nonlinear way, i don't necessarily mean open world but can i chose in which sequence i play through the plot and will that alter the state of the game edit: the combat & art style of this game look crazy good
Ooh yeah, that looks amazing! I'm really looking forward to inevitably being disappointed by it. It's going to be so unsatisfying when this fails to live up to the obvious parallels it has drawn for itself with thematic epics like Nier Automata, and I can't wait to be frustrated by the way people keep trying to force reaction speed tests into tactics games. And because the art style appears to be "pretty realism", we're no doubt in for some excellently superficial and divisive online arguments from culture warriors who use this as a way to criticise games like TLOU2, so we'll get a nice and toxic discourse surrounding it that makes it impossible to just enjoy the game for what it is - and that's always something I love to see.
God, ever since that trailer dropped, I can’t stop thinking about it! It just looks so DAMN Impressive, and has me excited, both in the visuals, the UI and with the art direction of the world and even monsters like the bosses SCREAM ELDRITCH ABOMINATIONS, story, and ofc both the gameplay (also adding that it also gives Lost Odyssey vibes, and Paper Mario TTYD/Super Mario RPG with their timed button attacks) and the music, good god that music in the trailer was beautiful Also for those who really think that hyperrealism graphics wouldn’t work on a turn based game, well…Yakuza Like A Dragon and Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth is right there and laughs at you. Tho in the grand scheme of things, it really shouldn’t matter what artstyle is used when making a turn based RPG, as their is lots of variety, obviously cel-shading in the lines of Persona, stylised cuteness in Atelier, a bit of realism tho still wacky with again Like A Dragon, and even something like a Paper Mario game. I’m so on board for this game!
Everything about this game just feels very refreshing to see. I love how despite it being TB, it's presentation is very creative and unique. All of the TB RPG fans are eating good with this one for sure!
lol, the Reactive Turn-Based combat sounds like it’s an evolution of the Mario & Luigi RPG’s where you try to time button presses with attacks/blocks/dodges. Comparing the two with their completely different art styles is pretty funny.
@@MoreLimitless_ Which defeats one of the main purposes of turn-based games, that being that victory comes from knowledge and tactics instead of button mashing.
It looks very good! as for Square, It's hard to say honestly. We see games like BG3 dominate while still being turn-based, but that can also be attributed to it's systems revolving around it's combat. It doesn't seem like Square wants to turn back with it's mainline FF games, but maybe if this rumored FF9 Remake that supposedly has TB combat in it succeeds, Square can be more comfortable with experimenting on TB gameplay again.
Agreed... this is where they could have gone from FF13 since that one seemed like a step in this direction. It's sad that they stopped being trendsetters and began following whatever the current trend seemed to be.
So the Painstress is just the Lady of Pain (from Planescape) from Wish? Anywho, it's somewhat interesting, I will keep my eye on it, but immediately two.. problems occured to me while watching this: 1. The combat system. I instantly got a QTE PTSD while watching this. I really hope it won't play like a turn based system with QTE thrown in there, that would be horrid. 2. When you have an entity so powerfull, that it can Thanos away everybody of a certain age... how are you going to fight such a being? I sure as hell hope they don't do a FFX and go 'OMG Sin is so powerfull, even an army can't fight it bla bla bla' and then they have a group of teenagers defeat it by throwing fucking valley balls at it... *groan*. Beyond fucking stupid.
I want more turn based rpg. There plenty of good action games out there already. Turn based rpg usually tell stories of multiple controlable characters while action based ussually tells a story about one main character at a time.
I was shocked too when this came on and I was thinking whoaaa, sounds like Nier, what's this?! Then when I seen combat I was like "It's turn based, turn based!!!" Yesss :D I'm getting Shadow Hearts vibes!
I am quite excited for this game, it instantly got my attention, looks like the most unique turn based rpg in a while, and something about the brief shot of the menu made me think of the very stylized menus from persona 5, but not in the style of persona 5, if that makes any sense, I cant wait to play it
Definitely Persona vibes with a realistic art style, and I love it!
Looks to me like the Final Fantasy 15 I've ever wanted. Tone, artdesign, premise is pretty similar. Just with a turnbased system like I would have expected after Final Fantasy 10 and 13.
Its like FFX and Legend of Dragoon with really good graphics, amazing world design and intriguing story. Looks Phenomenal for a first game from this studio. Cannot wait to see more. Was the highlight of the show for me second only to Doom DA
This game is a stunner!
Thanks for bringing this to my attention; I haven't seen anyone talk about this game and I usually don't watch gameshows.
I´m extremely excited for this one.
What´s the deal with people saying that a turn-based game can't look realistic? Genuinely, what's the thought-process behind that? Does anyone know?
The reactive gameplay reminds me of Legend of Dragoon.
I prefer the turn based. I love action combat, too. But, I am more intrigued by the game because the style with this system feels so much more unique. If it was action combat, I would just have been more interested in the game for everything else but the combat. The mario and luigi rpg real-time rpg systems, the persona 5 flashiness of the ui, the xenoblade 3 vobe of the plot, is amazing.
I like the art direction. Surely looking for this 👍
I don't mind whether the combat is action or turn based as long as it is fun
what is more important to me are non combat roleplaying mechanics as can can i sneak, bribe & barter, find alternative ways, pick pocket a key to open a shortcut etc.
also can i approach the game in a nonlinear way, i don't necessarily mean open world but can i chose in which sequence i play through the plot and will that alter the state of the game
edit: the combat & art style of this game look crazy good
Your the first creator to say legend of dragoon I knew it reminded me of this especially when using darts skills
Ooh yeah, that looks amazing! I'm really looking forward to inevitably being disappointed by it. It's going to be so unsatisfying when this fails to live up to the obvious parallels it has drawn for itself with thematic epics like Nier Automata, and I can't wait to be frustrated by the way people keep trying to force reaction speed tests into tactics games. And because the art style appears to be "pretty realism", we're no doubt in for some excellently superficial and divisive online arguments from culture warriors who use this as a way to criticise games like TLOU2, so we'll get a nice and toxic discourse surrounding it that makes it impossible to just enjoy the game for what it is - and that's always something I love to see.
Game looks absolutely wild, great trailer, definitely has me excited
God, ever since that trailer dropped, I can’t stop thinking about it! It just looks so DAMN Impressive, and has me excited, both in the visuals, the UI and with the art direction of the world and even monsters like the bosses SCREAM ELDRITCH ABOMINATIONS, story, and ofc both the gameplay (also adding that it also gives Lost Odyssey vibes, and Paper Mario TTYD/Super Mario RPG with their timed button attacks) and the music, good god that music in the trailer was beautiful
Also for those who really think that hyperrealism graphics wouldn’t work on a turn based game, well…Yakuza Like A Dragon and Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth is right there and laughs at you. Tho in the grand scheme of things, it really shouldn’t matter what artstyle is used when making a turn based RPG, as their is lots of variety, obviously cel-shading in the lines of Persona, stylised cuteness in Atelier, a bit of realism tho still wacky with again Like A Dragon, and even something like a Paper Mario game.
I’m so on board for this game!
Everything about this game just feels very refreshing to see. I love how despite it being TB, it's presentation is very creative and unique. All of the TB RPG fans are eating good with this one for sure!
Great video! Which song did you use in the background of the story/world section?
It's from the city called Xion in Stellar Blade
@@simoncarlsson436 Thank you!
Nice use of xion theme from stellar blade
lol, the Reactive Turn-Based combat sounds like it’s an evolution of the Mario & Luigi RPG’s where you try to time button presses with attacks/blocks/dodges. Comparing the two with their completely different art styles is pretty funny.
It's more than just timing button presses like QTE's, but parrying and shooting is supposedly in real time.
@@MoreLimitless_ Which defeats one of the main purposes of turn-based games, that being that victory comes from knowledge and tactics instead of button mashing.
I‘m hyped for this 😊.
Square will hopefully take a close look on this.👀
It looks very good!
as for Square, It's hard to say honestly. We see games like BG3 dominate while still being turn-based, but that can also be attributed to it's systems revolving around it's combat. It doesn't seem like Square wants to turn back with it's mainline FF games, but maybe if this rumored FF9 Remake that supposedly has TB combat in it succeeds, Square can be more comfortable with experimenting on TB gameplay again.
Agreed... this is where they could have gone from FF13 since that one seemed like a step in this direction. It's sad that they stopped being trendsetters and began following whatever the current trend seemed to be.
So the Painstress is just the Lady of Pain (from Planescape) from Wish?
Anywho, it's somewhat interesting, I will keep my eye on it, but immediately two.. problems occured to me while watching this:
1. The combat system. I instantly got a QTE PTSD while watching this. I really hope it won't play like a turn based system with QTE thrown in there, that would be horrid.
2. When you have an entity so powerfull, that it can Thanos away everybody of a certain age... how are you going to fight such a being? I sure as hell hope they don't do a FFX and go 'OMG Sin is so powerfull, even an army can't fight it bla bla bla' and then they have a group of teenagers defeat it by throwing fucking valley balls at it... *groan*. Beyond fucking stupid.