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Unknown 9: Awakening – Gameplay Walkthrough with Dev Commentary
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MujkicHaris
Member
Lost me at 0:32. When will these devs learn? Games that present X-ray vision as an ability or a gameplay feature are not fun. "Picking ability"? Stop with the nonsense and laziness.
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anthony2690
Member
I really liked the look of this when it was initially revealed.
But it looks really dull, even the commentator sounds sleepy & the combat looks so poor. :/
Shame as I quite liked the look of the setting from the first trailer too.
But it looks really dull, even the commentator sounds sleepy & the combat looks so poor. :/
Shame as I quite liked the look of the setting from the first trailer too.
Because higher fidelity = less readability of the gameplay space. Lots of tests have proven how easily lost and frustrated players are when the fidelity and art-direction is so dense that its hard to sometimes distinguishes between interactable and non-interactable entities and or it creating navigation problems (the yellow paint thing). A problem that started halfway the 7th gen consoles.
MujkicHaris
Member
All the things you mentioned as "problems" and I've marked them bold --- that's pretty much a definition of fun and challenge for me. I love all those "problems" and all of them will be a part of my games. Games I play and games I develop.
X-ray vision and UI markers showing the player where to go/distance to the mission progress point, these things need to die. We can do a lot better.
March Climber
Gold Member
Looks like a mixture of Geist, Second Sight and Psi-Ops in a B-game.
Don't get me wrong, I agree. But the majority doesn't.
I mean, I'm a big Hunt Showdown fan. High fidelity and basically pixel hunting if someone moves in highly detailed swamp with any help.
bender
What time is it?
Looks like a mixture of Geist, Second Sight and Psi-Ops in a B-game.
Geist and Psi-Ops mixed with Assassin's Creed was the vibes I was catching.
March Climber
Gold Member
It will be a fun playthrough for me when it's on sale for 15-20. These types of telekinesis games are few and far between.
Agent_4Seven
Tears of Nintendo
Watched the whole thing just now.
You know what this game reminds me of? Those PS3/X360 (and even PS2 tbh) era B level games the devs of which tried to do something cool and different when it comes to what you do in the game, how combat works and all that, but they lacked the budget needed to make it high quality, super polished and refined, so what we ended up getting was mishmash of different ideas (some better than others) and not so great game overall.
Like, I appreciate the world they've built and it looks good (even though not technically impressive), but I just don't think that I'll like the combat part of the game at all and it will get old pretty fast. They need to make a playable demo for people to try the game before launch.
You know what this game reminds me of? Those PS3/X360 (and even PS2 tbh) era B level games the devs of which tried to do something cool and different when it comes to what you do in the game, how combat works and all that, but they lacked the budget needed to make it high quality, super polished and refined, so what we ended up getting was mishmash of different ideas (some better than others) and not so great game overall.
Like, I appreciate the world they've built and it looks good (even though not technically impressive), but I just don't think that I'll like the combat part of the game at all and it will get old pretty fast. They need to make a playable demo for people to try the game before launch.
kruis
Exposing the sinister cartel of retailers who allow companies to pay for advertising space.
New trailer
Reflector Entertainment is fully owned by Bandai Namco. I don't think the Japanese HQ will want to continue with this Montreal studio if this sells just a couple of thousand copies in the end.
Reflector Entertainment is fully owned by Bandai Namco. I don't think the Japanese HQ will want to continue with this Montreal studio if this sells just a couple of thousand copies in the end.
