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Why such iconic and high profile IPs are handed off to such seemingly inexperienced studios and/or not given the necessary time and resources is beyond me, this just does not look good in the least bit.
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same man same
They're just giving it to the lowest bidder.
Because money. :T
I noticed you haven't reported yet on the Ubisoft accounts being deleted after 6 months of inactivity yet.
That's good, I suggest you wait and see if this is a real issue or not.
This is actually an old story going back late 2021, where the same situation has been reported on PCWord.
The article is "Could GDPR policy erase your games? It happened to an Ubisoft customer"
Ubisoft has been contacted, and said that accounts tied to purchased games are not eligible for deletion, and that the reported deletion seemed like a mistake.
AntiDRM showed a second affected user this month, without much if not any context about actual purchased games tied to the specific account.
That's it, only two affected accounts reported in two years, seems like another social media outcry of a non issue at best, or total misleading to make a point at worse.
Gollum will never die
He simply transcends into another licensed game
Ii hope "Gollum" becomes a new slang for shitty buggy licensed games
@@camoking3609 2023's Superman 64
Imagine being the people behind the Gollum game, which i presume poured their souls into it and turned out so bad a that when a game gets a stamp of "The next Gollum game" its a token of being trash :D Ooof
That means more studios and companies will be shutting down 🤪
@@crooster1 I mean it's deserved. Unlike most other games that have come out as unimpressive or even bad, Gollum is the only one of it's caliber to just fail at even the most basic elements of game design.
It's nice to see developers still making games for the PS2 after all these years.
cant ignore the install base.. 😂😂😂
Still a shame though in how it can't match the PS2 Kong game.
Sad thing is the Peter Jackson Kong game looks better than this from an artistic standpoint
This will be locked at 30fps I bet
People still make games that run on the old cartridge based consoles where have you been 😂
Given how the gameplay looks, I was genuinely surprised not to see healthbars above the enemies and an announcement that it was only coming to mobile devices at the very end.
Yes, because floating health bars over enemies have never existed for decades in PC and console games.
I was expecting to see the Grove Street Games logo for a second.
@@lightningonlycommentsonce5824he never said that dum dum
@@lightningonlycommentsonce5824 I think he was trying to say that it looks like a f2p mobile gacha game
@@lightningonlycommentsonce5824 must not have heard of games like Borderlands my dude
The King Kong official movie game on 360 was ACTUALLY so fire. That was the peak of movie games for a really long time for me. Actually kinda scary, made you feel really helpless and small on the island, AND badass Kong fight scenes with T-Rex’s
That’s funny because back in 2005 people said it was bad…
The PSP version was amazing too
@@Ivan-xk4uy I played it back then and it was not bad for a movie game, its just that compared to the other options at the time it was pretty meh. I mean... to put in perspective how good that year was, it had GTA: San Andreas, RE:4, Guitar Hero and God of War.
@@Ivan-xk4uy Thing is, it was at least a decent game with decent graphics for the time. If you're going to release a dedicated Kong game with no movie tie, it AT LEAST has to be better than the movie game. And seeing this trailer just makes me want to go back to play that instead.
I picked up a second hand copy for the 360 can't wait to play it always wanted to jam that gem
he thing that bothers me the most, is that Kong and all the monsters look just small, a bit like Pokemons... They are supposed to be titanic monsters, but the scale of the decor around them and the 3/4 top-down camera really make them look like action figures.
He’s small because this is a game set in the 1800s in gvk we hear that he’s an adolescent which take place almost 200 years after this game takes place it would make zero sense for him to be a towering monster it’s called rise of kong for a reason
@@FatalxKong 🤦♂️ This game isn't set in the MonsterVerse. 'Skull Island: Rise of Kong' involves a Kong more like the one in the original 'King Kong' film from 1933, in which he was only 25 feet tall, like in the 2005 'King Kong' film directed by Peter Jackson.
I also want to point out that 'Skull Island: Rise of Kong' is a tie-in to the 'King Kong' books by Joe DeVito. It's part of his 'King Kong of Skull Island' property.
@Makowh
'Skull Island: Rise of Kong' involves a Kong more like the one in the original 'King Kong' film from 1933, in which he was only 25 feet tall, like in the 2005 'King Kong' film directed by Peter Jackson.
I also want to point out that 'Skull Island: Rise of Kong' is a tie-in to the 'King Kong' books by Joe DeVito. It's part of his 'King Kong of Skull Island' property.
@@Optimegatrongodzilla it doesn’t say it is or isn’t in the monster-verse it correlates with the time so unless your literally a Dev you have no idea it’s just ur head canon about the game💀💀 show me where it says it’s not in the monsterverse and it’s it’s own universe
@@Optimegatrongodzilla you do understand also that he was supposed to be a lot bigger in the 1933 movie it was just the 19 fuckin 30s😂😂🤦♂️💀
The King Kong game that I have fond memories of would be the movie tie-in game released in 2005. I’d say it was one of the better movie tie-ins on the PS2 at the time.
I remember those, they were buggy but fun.
@@Silamon2 Two Towers, Return of the King, Third Age, The Warriors.... Star Wars: Bounty Hunter...
I was blown away by it at the time on 360
@@stumac923360 version was a lot better than the ps2 version thiers that too
@@undertakernumberone1 I liked the return of the king game, but two towers I got stuck on the helms deep level where you have to defend a gate. Never did beat it, got frustrated and gave up.
Kong also seems really small. I know a lot of the monsters on the island are as big as him, but he’s shorter than the trees, which he throws in the movie. Feels more like you’re just playing an angry Gorilla than King Kong.
Honestly he doesn't even feel like a normal sized gorilla, it feels like EVERYTHING is dog-sized
To me it seems like the game is going to be about him growing into King Kong, with the shot of him as a kid in the beginning and he almost looks normal gorilla sized in some of the scenes
@@swedneck Yeah in parts of the trailer the foliage is so low res and terrible it just looks like little clumps of grass and its goes to kong's waist.
This looks like an attempt at a long-form adventure story. Bad idea for low-experience devs. IguanaBee's past lineup doesn't look like they're ready for that.
It'd be smarter to work on a low-budget kaiju-sized wrestling-style game.
@techpriestessmicaela8441 I agree with you, I’m just racking my head trying to understand why they would do this lol
This'll definitely be a huge morale drop for the studio, but it should also be a warning for them too.
They clearly have low morale already. They are prob on a shoestring budget, and none of them wanted to make it anyway. They were told to.
@@phant0mdummy Is that you GameMill Entertainment?
It's literally the same publisher/studio that made Big Rigs
The Kong game based in Peter Jacksons movie was the bomb. I played it so much as a child. Even had all the cheat codes written down.
Completely unrelated but HUGE congrats and kudos on your role as Chongyue's EN VA!!
Arknights is one of if not my favourite game, and from what we've heard so far your performance is outstanding ✨🎉
This will most definitely be better than gollum on expectations alone
On lack of expectations alone
Gollum should be delete from gaming history
@@NetBattlerso people forget game studios can pull another game like that and scam customers with preorders?
At least this game has big ape.
Gollum had no big ape.
It at least looks like it could be a fun game to play, being more action based compared to Gollum.
The biggest problem I see is that there's no sense of scale. Kong doesn't feel like he's very big at all, and that's kind of his whole thing.
That’s the biggest problem to you? Lmao
@@blackbat908dont mind him, he is the type of person that will ignore every flaw with a game and still say it is a good game with friends.
@@blackbat908 Yes. Obviously it's a bad looking game but you could tweak it a bit and make it look okay. The lack of attention to scale is fundamental. The ONE thing that could make King Kong fun in a game like this is if you make him feel like a gigantic creature crashing through a world that wasnt built for him, and if you ignore that then you've ruined the game.
@@disky01I disagree, there’s much more important things that need addressing than that
@@BahhBahhBrownSheep Okay, thank you for sharing.
At this point I’m really starting to believe that the CEOs behind these companies are those who think gaming is for children and kids would swallow any garbage they put out. There’s no other explanation. I hope they go bankrupt and the employees go work on other fields.
We have seen this before with the industry, at least indies are still going strong. I just miss the old mid tier developers, the AAA killed them so they could win these kind of low bid games and not try where as the dead studies would still put there heart and soul into making the best game they could. Such a shame. Miss you THQ!
You would be surprised by how many people don't follow gaming news or understand what makes a game good or bad. They see a nice cover art or well known brand in the retail stores and they buy. Makes like Gollum and this Kong game is not made for hardcore gamers, they are targeted towards the wider general audiences, where the real money is at.
The company that is making this game used to make cartoon network games so I guess that means kid games
Fields of grass 😂😂
This is EXACTLY what they think. The thing is, games are my inly source of enteetainment. I dont like watching movies. I enjoy when i participate. I am playing the witcher 3 for the first time at the moment. My God this is such peak entertainment.
We need people with respect.
But we wont get that. CEO psychological profile arent the type to have compassion. Or even have any artistic value or knowledge.
About time for a game like this to come out! I was worried that the 'Worst Game of the Year' Awards this year would be boring with Gollum having the award in the bag this early in the year already. But this really looks like it could turn out to be a worthy rival which would make the quest for worst interesting again.
Are there any other games in the making, where main character is based on a role which Andy Serkis played for the movie counterpart? We still have two months left for a terrible Planet of the Apes game to be released. Come devs, give us a triple crown!
This and Gollum are somehow a direct attack against the important phrase of "better graphics don't equal a better game." Like just a 'hold my beer' to antagonize the idea.
Art style and direction are more important than actual graphical fidelity. Everything needs to at least look like it fits together, like the elements all belong in the same world.
And sometimes you make a fuck ugly model. It has nothing to do with graphical fidelity, just means the modeler isn't being paid enough or given enough time. Or they aren't good.
Well a game still should atleast look passable on current Gen consoles in 2023
@@emma6648 Tell that to Cruelty Squad.
Agreed it is MUCH more about art style. Certainly as a last pass even with a simpler style you can go back and add some polish with some more next-gen filters, effects etc.
There was a King Kong game, and it was for the PS2. However, that game was absolutely phenomenal. Looked, sounded and played amazing for coming out in 2005, and has such fun gameplay as both Jack and Kong. It's soo sad to see Kong get the Gollum treatment.
The 360 version of that game looked even better and looks better than this
The game also had a 360 and PC version which still looks great to this day
@@theninja2k14 Man back in those days, if the game is on Ps2 and there is a 360/Ps3 version. The 360/Ps3 will be night and day difference in terms of visuals and graphics. Now these days If there is a Ps3 Vs. Ps4, in most games there is slight difference or no difference at all. I can't be sure for the Ps4 Vs. Ps5 but hopefully Ps5 owners get their money's worth.
Great graphics doesn't make a great game but you want to at least get what you paid for out of your hard earned money.
I remember sneaking over to my childhood friend's house to play that game when I was in elementary school almost 18 years ago. What a blast from the past. 18 years, and this is where we're at now. I remember often talking with my friend back then about how mind-blowing games would look in 5-10 years. That aged worse than milk, and that's kinda depressing.
It would be hilarious if this new one is Gollum-quality. The LotR hack and slash games were also pretty great and having two Peter Jackson-adjacent games be terrible would be pretty funny 😂
That old King Kong game really sets the bar for movie tie-in games. It really felt like the devs for that one cared.
The 2005 Peter Jackson's King Kong The Game looks better. That game was an awesomely detailed immersive first person experience for the time, rather have a remaster for that game.
The only complaint i have about it is after all these years i can still hear, quietly in the back of my head on dark nights "JAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK!"
That game used to scare me back in the day
It did technically, it came to 360 and ps3 and looked even better, ran alot better to
@TheMtheaven You should, it actually holds up well today
Can't believe all the people saying "Oh, so just cause it doesn't have a photorealistic artstyle it looks bad?!"
Like, no. It looks bad cause it looks bad.
If only it was a spiritual successor to the old Peter Jackson's King Kong game, I would be so excited. The new skull island would work so well with that gameplay
We do have a AAA King Kong game and that is Peter Jacksons King King. Fucking phenomenal video game that we still need a spiritual successor for.
GameMill sounds like the perfect developer for a game like this
I don't know if I should expect that self-awareness or not. Like, "Yes, we know what our company's niche will be."
Not GameFoundry, not GameSmithy, not even GameFactory. Game*Mill*.
For real, way too on the nose lol
GamersMill was the studio that did Big Rigs.
they're the publisher and they changed their name from GameMill Publishing specifically to trick people into thinking they develop games. The actual developer is IguanaBee, who just like the Developers of the gollum game have only made charming story focused indie games up until now when they're suddenly being handed a massive licensed property.
They are like THQ, releasing a lot of mid licensed games.
Lol atleast the devs are being honest by showing gameplay 😝
Game Mill is all I needed to hear. This is all they make.
That and Amazon
I was actually curious enough to go on their website to review the games they had, and most of them were games that would only look good on the Switch when it comes to modern hardware, otherwise they belong in the Nintendo DX era - which is what their early games were made for.
Looking at what they've put out, "game mill" is a *very* appropriate name for their company.
Their responsible for either publishing or creating Nickelodeon Spinoff games.
Man I was so stoked when I heard about this game. But my hopes were almost immediately dashed. Looks like Gollum.
As a massive kong fan, I just feel that we as a fan base deserve better. I hope the studio can see the negative feedback. I get frustrated Bc I feel like if something like this doesn’t sell well, companies will blame the IP as if it’s not popular enough instead of blaming the studio for the execution. I feel like we need more kong stuff in general, so this needs to be a hit.
@stormstudiosfilms9083
This video game may not have top-of-the-line graphics, but, especially given that the game is cel-shaded, the graphics aren't bad persay(if this came out in 2007, people wouldn't be complaining about it) and considering that there haven't been that many 'King Kong' video games, that we haven't gotten any 'King Kong' console video games since 2005, and that the gameplay looks like it could be fun and makes it look like this could be the best 'King Kong' video game thus far, I say that we should give it a chance.
In addition, in that leaked image of Kong fighting a crustacean creature, the water looks pretty damn good!
I also want to point out that 'Skull Island: Rise of Kong' is a tie-in to the 'King Kong' books by Joe DeVito. It's part of his 'King Kong of Skull Island' property.
Do you remember those old computer games where you play a flying entity like a god or a dragon and you have some interactions with little towns across the map? You could always zoom in and see that the things on the ground had more detail than you expected, but it was very clear that the game wasn't meant to be viewed from that close. That's what this looks like to me. The weird shortcuts with the foliage as a scale trick, the textures not lining up when you finish something like climbing, the attack trails being slightly off, all that just gives vibes that the game was meant to be played from a farther out view or something.
Black & White was friggin awesome.
Basing off of your gumption, this game was probably supposed to be a mobile game
@@MoleculeXmoleculea decent-good mobile game that too ambitious makes a lot of sense actually
Black and white I remember that game
black and white has my heart.
Did we all collectively forget about King Kong 2005? That was an amazing game for being a movie tie-in. It definitely was a AAA game too.
Are you reading any other comments? Tons of people are bringing it up
also the old 1986 game Rampage, thats "kinda" king kong in all honesty.
The Shrek 2 game was actually fire as well
@@maxmike181 I couldn’t see them while I wrote my comment. Maybe we all commented at the same time? I just found it weird Yong didn’t mention it, considering it was AAA and made in conjunction with Peter Jackson himself.
We didnt forget.
It looked like a mobile game, they should just remake the peter Jackson king Kong game tbh
"but we have king kong at home"
Even the worst rated mobile ripoff games still looks better than this
honestly i giggled when you said it was being published by a company called “game mill” a name like that gives me the vibe that their products are top quality
I can't believe they made Gollum 2 already!
Gollum 2: Puberty
Displacement. Unfortunately this games gonna get shit for something it didn't even do.
Looks like I need to buy a ps2 for this game 😂
@@haunterdragon4580it looks like shit and probably plays like shit
Godzilla and King Kong deserve so much better, how hard is it to find someone or people who are passionate enough to make a solid Godzilla / King Kong game. Look at DBZ sagas, a dud of a game, then look at DB fighterz, can't tell me that had no passion behind it, but for some reason two of the oldest film characters in fiction can't get no gaming love. Sad man😢.
Or, you know, make some original IP for once?
Remake after remake after re-adaptation after re-adaptation is getting tiresome.
Just because there old and keep coming back doesn't mean they deserve the best in class AAA treatment, that isn't to say the last10 years or so of Kong and Godzilla movies haven't been stealer, they have. Shin Godzilla is amazing!
A Kong game would be very, very difficult to do well.
Its either gotta be something campy, like a monster brawler, or Rampage.
Or it has to be like that one game, Evolve, I think? The 4v1 pvp game.
Do a mix of parasite with the open world of a big city you tear through and a shadow of the Colossus style boss rush. Throw in some destroy all humans style fighting off/escaping the army and you got the bare bones ready to go. Combat would be slow but weighty, think MH great sword or DS colossal weapon. Throw in a left for dead style physics system where enemies react to each hit how they really would and have several attacks that launch similar sized enemies backwards. Battlefield style destruction of building would be great, and maybe a growth mechanic so the more bosses you beat the bigger you get. Throw in a mech/jager fight and a last fight against humans for good measure. Whilst this would be complicated to program, the ideas already exist to make a good and very memorable game
The 2005 PS2 King Kong game: Am I a joke to you?
Have you noticed a current trend of some companies not hiring the best and most qualified, but hire based on other qualifications? Me too.
Mostly to cut back on wages because let's face it, making a full game with all dedications in a corporate environment is so 2012.
Is this a Triple A game? If it is...Welcome to the future of gaming. Nevermind, too late, we've got plenty of games that dictates the future of games already.
No AAA experience here
Definitely not AAA, maybe AA at best.
Just wait for the cash transactions
This is why I play almost entirely indies these days
@@dahn57 AC6 is looking good.
If physical games were still as common as back in 2006 this would be a game you've never heard of found in the bargain bin of your local charity shop/secondhand store. And its not even bad enough to be amusing like my copy of Spike the Hedgehog.
@0PercentImagination
'Spike The Hedgehog'?
@@Optimegatrongodzilla Incredibly bad pc game with janky frogger style gameplay where you play as a hedgehog. The cover art has a really ugly looking hedgehog colored blue on the cover (that isn't in the game) just to try and trick old people into thinking its sonic somehow.
@@0PercentImagination Huh. And, this is a professionally released video game, as opposed to a strange 'Sonic The Hedgehog' rip-off OC video game made by a 'Sonic The Hedgehog' fan? I've gotta look into this!
The studio making this is literally called "Game Mill", I assume cause they intend to just churn stuff out
Also, let's hope that growing to gigantic proportions is a game mechanic so you're supposed to start small and keep getting bigger as you progress. Like it's his journey to become the Kong we know. edit:the title kinda suggests that when you look at it in that light.
King Kong looks like he’s off a perc
I think we need to do tear into games like this more. This will actually help new studios aiming to push stuff like this out work on polishing their work and force money grabbing schemes with good IP's out of business!
No
Hype it up so it'll crash and burn harder 🎉
Why tear into games like this over crap like Ass Creed, Overwatch, Diablo Immortal and the like? I'd rather see modest, poor games getting made than big budget, crunch produced AAA live-service tripe filled with microtransactions.
@@BluntsNBeatz baby steps my friend. Baby steps.
As you said Yong that the cover art looks pretty cool - it seems cartoonish but stylized enough where it isn't childish, and the scene depicted is an awesome fight for survival for Kong. It's just sad that the game, shown by the trailer, is being treated as nothing more than a fast paced, action game you would have on your phone. As for the game models and artstyle, just seems like they were originally meant to be Fortnite skins or something.
The game really makes you feel like returning to monkee.
\o/
Reject humanity return to monke
_"Aw shit, here we go again"_
In all seriousness though, this looks like it was supposed to be a mobile game that got ported to consoles at the last minute
The lack of acknowledging the old King Kong game Ubisoft made makes me sad. That was a amazing game!
Nothing will ever beat that 2005 game where you play as Jack and Kong. The millipedes were always nightmare fuel for me.
The way they are thrashing around when you nail them to a wall with a spear EUGH
All the insects in the game were nightmare fuel
@@animezilla4486 I honestly don't remember anyone besides centipedes, raptors, trex and those flying gremlins.
I actually tried to play just yesterday but the game doesn't recognize the modern video cards it seems. It's hustle to play it now sadly
@@Ksavputin there was that bug that looks like a scorpion except didn't have a stinger at the end of it tail. Those flying Gremlins are actually giant bats and I really hate those giant centerpiece they really creeped me out the way they move makes my skin crawl
@@Ksavputin Not to mention the fact how they wait for you in small holes to jumpscare you.
Life of black tiger but gorilla themed
Damn, Life of Black Tiger lives on
now that's a name I haven't heard in years
I'll give it this at least: It's more honest about what you're in for than most AAA companies.
What would be a cool game is an extraction type game set on Skull Island. You land on the island after your ship was run aground and you and three others must find replacement parts for your ship. Instead of fighting other players you would be fighting off the flora and fauna of Skull Island. Set in 1920, you are armed with weapons of that time with different classes. Ex: Tommy Guns, Mauser Pistols, Trench shotguns, Colt 1911, and even some LMGs. You can also craft weapons from parts scattered around the island from previous visitors. Like the flamethrower for crowd control. I don't know i think that'd be cool.
King King for the Xbox and PS2. There's your AAA Kong game. That game is awesome, and for the time, the graphics are amazing
It would honestly be impressive if this game manages to be somehow worst than Gollum
worse
I mean, did you tried a GameMill game before? It's always bottom of the barrel trash. Or kid trash, empty games with big licenses. If I remember correctly, they also did a Nerf game.
@@atomickidoh yeah
The nerf game
Is it because of glitch/bug and low quality graphic like that?
I remember playing the movie tie-in game for King Kong back in like 2005ish, which was actually a pretty good game for a tie-in, and it looked better than this game made in 2023. That's outrageous man, and I don't think I'm being hyperbolic here.
Congratulations on voicing Chongyue in Arknights for Global!
I was pleasantly surprised to see your name appear during the live stream.
you serious? damn i have to pull for him then.
@@FJV567 yes, yes, it's him.
Truly a masterpiece title worthy to be published by the same company that released Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl, Nerf Legends and... Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing?! Oh dear God.
I think we've learned what a single A game is.
Gollum Island: Rise of the Precious
if this came out 20 years ago, this would look amazing
23*
No, it actually wouldnt.
Even in 2003 this would be pretty mid. That's the same year that Star Wars: KOTOR, Prince of Persia, Beyond Good and Evil, and Star Wars Jedi Knight 2 came out. This amateur looking Kong game game has nothing on any of those.
Ahem ever heard of ‘Crisis’?
Yeah something like that. It would probly be something like a 7/8 out of 10
Not a contender for Game of the Year but a memorable Kong game.
Yong, i just want to thank you for fighting for us!
i've watched your video about classic games preservation the other day and i'm glad that someone with a voice is taking a stand about this.
you have a large following and your videos will most likely be seen by big corporations.
i sincerely thank you for saying what many of us want to say but cant.
be strong my friend!
you are a good man!
Sadly corpos don't care for voices that speak reason when they can still milk money.
If people would just speak with their wallets and not preorder or resist buying games not on par with what companies claim they've made, maybe then corpos would start to understand that they can't milk money from poor quality products and services forever.
GameMill started out as a mobile developer back in the early smartphone days. Definitely on par with being a mobile game.
there's no way that we aren't watching the death spiral of the gaming industry
To be honest, it was under GameMill. I dont sided with anyone but given their previous project it was similar to these quality. Maybe dial back our expectations ?
Congrats on being in Arknights! So dope to have you in there.
The King Kong game from 2005 was really great. A great Survival game.
This will most definitely be one of the games of all time
"It's Konging time!"
"Return to monkeh!"
- King Koom
War of the Monsters was released in 2003 by Incognito Entertainment and is BY FAR still the best King Kong/Godzilla and general monster vs monster beat em up video game ever made. 20 years later and it still has yet to be topped.
I’m sorry but the fact that baby Kong looks like a very hairy Gollum killed me
The old King Kong game on the original xbox and 360 is a pretty solid experience. Use to play it all the time as a kid. Definitely has aged, tho lol. You play primarily as the people who landed on the island but have some bad ass kong gameplay moments.
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@@GoldSpangledBananaBoy JAAAAAAACKKK!!
THIS WAY JACK
HANG ON CARRRRLLLL
@@GoldSpangledBananaBoy lolololol
I searched that development studio and they seem to primarily make Licensed games, i thought that went the way of THQ but there still are studios who make licensed shovelware garbage
THQ webt bankrupt because of the uDraw Tablet for the Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360, that was a massive flop.
@@dinohermann1887 I still miss them.
Licensed games get too much hate. Some of the best games ever were licensed games... 007 games, Spider-Man, The Warriors, Harry Potter games. Sure there were a lot of duds, but ratio-wise, they were definitely no worse than the non-licensed games.
@@zacharyr666They kinda came back? THQ Nordic owns most if not all of the licenses THQ used to have.
Its fitting that skull island takes place during the year 1835 cause the game looks like it was developed during that time xd
The industry that never learns. Now with evidence.
You know the saying “When you hit rock bottom, you got nowhere to go but up”? Well, some people just grab a shovel and start to dig instead.
I've got my popcorn out. Only one man can represent this game in real life. Other Joe.
Fuck gluton be free!!
GameMill published this game? That explains everything.
That other fighting game they made has like 3 frames for the punching animation!
We all know the best king Kong game is playing as George in Rampage
Damn right! 😁
In Rampage 2, if we wanna be real.
The original runs it's loop a little too fast for my taste
Man I know that video game development is difficult and complicated, but I would think that your core idea on the cutting room floor is at least something that everyone on the development team is happy with it. I mean presentation should at least be part of your goal to people seeing your game.
Minor gripe, but you're using the phrase "cutting room floor" incorrectly. The floor is where stuff you DON'T want is supposed to end up.
@@EsteemedReptile thanks my for the heads up my man
I’m so hyped for the company apology post! It’s gonna be 🔥🔥🔥
God damn competition for title of Worst game of the year is really fierce this time.
Honestly, all these modern bad games make old bad games like RTH retribution, and Sonic 06 look like masterpieces
I’m gonna be honest
One of my favorite CRPGs of all time, Solasta, doesn’t look much better
But it manages to nail DND 5E mechanics in a way only surpassed by BG3, and the team behind Solasta has a fraction of a fraction of the resources BG3 had.
So…I’m willing to give this game a chance despite the lack that f visual fidelity
Because if they can nail the feeling of being King Kong trying to conquer skull island then this could actually be a pretty good game in the end
High hopes, low expectations
Yongs merch heap is getting pretty formidable
This video game may not have top-of-the-line graphics, but, especially given that the game is cel-shaded, the graphics aren't bad persay(if this came out in 2007, people wouldn't be complaining about it) and considering that there haven't been that many 'King Kong' video games, that we haven't gotten any 'King Kong' console video games since 2005, and that the gameplay looks like it could be fun and makes it look like this could be the best 'King Kong' video game thus far, I say that we should give it a chance.
In addition, in that leaked image of Kong fighting a crustacean creature, the water looks pretty damn good!
I also want to point out that 'Skull Island: Rise of Kong' is a tie-in to the 'King Kong' books by Joe DeVito. It's part of his 'King Kong of Skull Island' property.
You know it’s bad when people are comparing it to golem
On a side note, I am surprised and happy to see you announce yourself as Chongyueu from Arknights on the stream yesterday.
Hey Yong, congratulations on Arknights!! It's my favourite game and I jumped out of my seat on the stream when they announced you were in it! Been watching your content for years, that's so amazing!! I'm so happy for you!
It looks like Survivalist: Invisible Strain but without a sense of design behind it.
Yeah, I agree. Comic book style shading (aka cel-shading) is completely fine when it's intentional.
I remember the ps2 kong game... Man, that was the best survival horror I've ever played at that point of time.
So Gollum rejected Mordor and returned to Monke...
I’m always prepared for a disappointment when a Kaiju related game is announced. It’s always so random and that we didn’t ask for. I’d love an open world Godzilla/Kaiju game with an evolution system.
Honestly, if you want a good kaiju fighting game, ff16 is the best that's out right now. If you're not into a lengthy fantasy story about good vs evil in between giant monster fights, or a flashy DMC inspired fighting system, it may not be your cup of tea. The giant monster fights are currently some of the best spectacles in gaming today.
@@thatguy-dh1qhyou seem to forgot there's gigabash
That's true, but it honestly just looks like a brawler set in big destructible landscapes. If you want a legit kaiju battle game where you feel the weight of the monsters, see the level of destruction they cause, and the impact their fights have on the world, I highly recommend checking out FF16 just for the monster battles alone. There's nothing equating to the level of spectacle those battles have to offer. Just look at some of the battles on UA-cam.
Open world is a awful. Make a focused experience.
Idk why everyone keeps saying “a game we didn’t ask for” when in reality we never ask for games that are made for example Cyberpunk 2077, Halo series, the Witcher, Dragon Age series etc. at this point it’s starting to sound moronic. Although I do agree this King Kong game looks absolutely terrible and i wished game companies could understand we want a game that’s not soulless, works properly on release and isn’t a buggy/glitchy mess.
The freeze frame of young Kong really did look like a re-colored gollum didn't it? I guess we know where the creators got their inspiration.
Hairy Gollum vs Hairless Gollum
"First impressions matter"
My brain trying to make sense of Yong without glasses: **The dream collapses.mp3**
Honestly, just get me a Kaijuu fighting game.
Tekken, but in big fully destructible cities/landscapes and everyone is giant.
I just want a remake to the 2005 Peter Jackson king kong game, i miss it so much
It's funny that Gollum is still catching strays even though the story is about King Kong
So I looked up the developer Iguanabee. Their wikipedia article shows that they only developed about 5 or so games starting around 2014, none of which I’ve heard of
….. crap
The baby monkey at the start looks like gollum 😂😂
Not only is the scale way off as others have noted, (just looks like a regular gorilla, not some 6 story tall beast that could easily cup a human woman in it's hand) but a game like this also needs lots of good environmental interactions. Like the Peter Jackson movie, I want to see Kong ripping trees down and using logs as weapons. Maybe using vines to tie-up a T-rex or other beasts. At least being knocked back into trees or foliage or water should create a great big effect that shows you the size of things.
I'm almost afraid to ask if there's any humans in the game at all. It might help with getting the scale of things right if they have humans, but I'm scared to see what those models actually look like if they do.
There is a group of people out there who honestly like the ps2 era look of games as an aesthetic. There were quite a few times where people would ask how to achieve said look for their projects in the blender communities, so i am thinking, perhaps the look could be done on purpose. Head developer might simply like the ps2 era look. I hope that the art style is the only thing lack luster. Well imo, it is more about game play not so much graphics. Time will tell i guess..
Congrats on the role in Arknights dude can't wait to be greeted by your voice in the game.
Kinda looks like they tried to do a mix of a comic-eqse art style and a 'real' art style at the same time. But hey, i'll save any judgement for when the game is released. If it proves to be as entertaining as Gollum, i'd count that as a win (for me, watching someone else play it).
Those crabs are recycled Skyrim mudcrabs!
Godzilla is approching the generator. The generator is losing power.