Atlus announced Metaphor: ReFantazio. Coming in 2024 | Xbox Games Showcase 2023
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Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Thirty7ven
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Those tards need MS style twitter PR of running to twitter to remind people "hey hey hey we exist, these showcase games are ALSO on Xbox"
They don't represent the general audience at all.
LordCBH
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ChuckeRearmed
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The name is fascinating. The cover looks neat though.
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I don't know nearly enough about the property, but it's giving me Attack of the Titan vibes.
ChuckeRearmed
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For me it looks just like a random isekai cover.
Danjin44
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I don't know what guys talking about……I….always…….believed and didn't at all panicked and threatening to hurt people..
blackjon24
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Well it is just as i thought, not that i needed any real confirmation, anyone with eyes can see that the game changed direction since its initial reveal. Quote from the youtube video taken from Gematsu.
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"Tell us about the game's world.
Hashino: "We originally developed the game in a more Western, medieval setting, but quickly realized it was turning into a rather conventional fantasy game. To give it a more unique twist, we thought about the modern world, and elements that we could bring into this fantasy setting, so that there's an underlying feeling of connection between the two worlds.''
Personally disappointing since I was initially sold on the idea of Atlus doing a true western medieval setting. Looks like the original concept art like the one below has been scrapped for what we have now. Perhaps to make it more persona like after persona 5's success?
I am a fan of atlus games so I may give it a go but I would be lying if didn't say I am just not as into the current direction of the game
Metaphor: ReFantazio director, character designer, and composer discuss ATLUS’ large-scale fantasy RPG
Publisher ATLUS and developer Studio Zero have released a 15-minute “Creator’s Message” video featuring comments from director Katsura Hashino, character designer Shigenori Soejim…
www.gematsu.com
"Tell us about the game's world.
Hashino: "We originally developed the game in a more Western, medieval setting, but quickly realized it was turning into a rather conventional fantasy game. To give it a more unique twist, we thought about the modern world, and elements that we could bring into this fantasy setting, so that there's an underlying feeling of connection between the two worlds.''
Personally disappointing since I was initially sold on the idea of Atlus doing a true western medieval setting. Looks like the original concept art like the one below has been scrapped for what we have now. Perhaps to make it more persona like after persona 5's success?
I am a fan of atlus games so I may give it a go but I would be lying if didn't say I am just not as into the current direction of the game
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TheTony316
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I don't know what guys talking about……I….always…….believed and didn't at all panicked and threatening to hurt people..
Danjin44
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Danjin44
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I personally glad about that, I'm already getting full on medieval Fantasy from FFXVI and Atlus always about putting their own twist to it and this is why they didn't want to make another conventional fantasy.
Kataploom
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Nah, too "grounded" art style is boring af most of the times, at least for japanese/anime fans who this game is aiming at. I'm happy they go for crazy shit as always <3Well it is just as i thought, not that i needed any real confirmation, anyone with eyes can see that the game changed direction since its initial reveal. Quote from the youtube video taken from Gematsu.
Metaphor: ReFantazio director, character designer, and composer discuss ATLUS’ large-scale fantasy RPG
Publisher ATLUS and developer Studio Zero have released a 15-minute “Creator’s Message” video featuring comments from director Katsura Hashino, character designer Shigenori Soejim…
"Tell us about the game's world.
Hashino: "We originally developed the game in a more Western, medieval setting, but quickly realized it was turning into a rather conventional fantasy game. To give it a more unique twist, we thought about the modern world, and elements that we could bring into this fantasy setting, so that there's an underlying feeling of connection between the two worlds.''
Personally disappointing since I was initially sold on the idea of Atlus doing a true western medieval setting. Looks like the original concept art like the one below has been scrapped for what we have now. Perhaps to make it more persona like after persona 5's success?
I am a fan of atlus games so I may give it a go but I would be lying if didn't say I am just not as into the current direction of the game
nikolino840
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