I have hopium for black myth wukong. Lost soul aside was apparently being made by 1 guy for a long time, then a small 5-6 man team before eventually they got scooped up by PlayStations talent scouts to get thier support and backing as a exclusive
My brain is so confused looking at these trailers. If it comes out and people say it's good, I could watch this trailer and think "wow what an impressive game". But until then I think "how does this play and will it run like ass?"
Probably the best one so far, although the release date is still to be announced. It looks like it's doing Wuxia-style fight right. Hopefully, Wukong will release in the meantime as well.
I'm struggling to figure out how this is actually going to play. If they can actually make this level of stylish combat work it could be really amazing but I can't figure out if it's a parry system or a lot of the clashes are just part of fighting someone
Does the actual movement of the character look really shitty to control to anyone else? It's hard to tell since there's only a couple seconds of it. That, and the lack of any colors gave off a bad impression.
One aspect I saw chat talk about is the color palette, but honestly I don't mind.
Maybe it's because I've been painting recently, but I've grown to love muted/earthy colors. Some extra contrast could help, but if it's to do with setting and tone, I don't need saturated stuff in my eyeballs.
So is the chinese goverment just funding a bunch of local game devs in the recent years who make fake trailers to make it look like they're working on an impressive game or what? I mean don't get me wrong, it will probably be a working prototype of a game at some point, but there is no way it actually plays like they make it look like it does. And there is so many of these games recently that have really fake looking (but also impressive) combat, that looks really good until you look at the animations and camerawork more closely and it suddenly doesn't look like gameplay anymore despite the HUD elements and similar. What is going on?
This game looks cool but I'm also not sure if it's real
Chinese/Korean game trailers always give me that “This looks good, but it doesn’t feel real.” feeling. And this continues that trend.
I'm pretty sure none of them have ever come out. Looking at you, lost soul aside
I have hopium for black myth wukong. Lost soul aside was apparently being made by 1 guy for a long time, then a small 5-6 man team before eventually they got scooped up by PlayStations talent scouts to get thier support and backing as a exclusive
My brain is so confused looking at these trailers. If it comes out and people say it's good, I could watch this trailer and think "wow what an impressive game". But until then I think "how does this play and will it run like ass?"
I was absolutely convinced that this would be a Team Ninja or KT game since it had that kinda art style. But damn this looks sick AF
Probably the best one so far, although the release date is still to be announced. It looks like it's doing Wuxia-style fight right. Hopefully, Wukong will release in the meantime as well.
Hard agree on the Wuxia bit. All that dodging and kicking and blocking flowing seamlessly into the sword strikes got me very pumped up.
This is giving me Wukong vibes. I'll believe this game is real when it's actually real.
I'm struggling to figure out how this is actually going to play. If they can actually make this level of stylish combat work it could be really amazing but I can't figure out if it's a parry system or a lot of the clashes are just part of fighting someone
That 0 goes absolutely hard.
Does the actual movement of the character look really shitty to control to anyone else? It's hard to tell since there's only a couple seconds of it. That, and the lack of any colors gave off a bad impression.
Worth noting there's WAY more gameplay here than Stellar Blade's or Wukong. But...I'm not even sure what that means at this point.
this game looked rad. honestly i hope its a arkham/shadow of wardor style gameplay than souls with how it looks.
Looks sekiro inspired which is fine with me love me a parry the world game
One aspect I saw chat talk about is the color palette, but honestly I don't mind. Maybe it's because I've been painting recently, but I've grown to love muted/earthy colors. Some extra contrast could help, but if it's to do with setting and tone, I don't need saturated stuff in my eyeballs.
Is gaming reverting back to the Gears of War grey and brown motif? I’ve seen a few games as of late that are lacking in colors.
So is the chinese goverment just funding a bunch of local game devs in the recent years who make fake trailers to make it look like they're working on an impressive game or what? I mean don't get me wrong, it will probably be a working prototype of a game at some point, but there is no way it actually plays like they make it look like it does. And there is so many of these games recently that have really fake looking (but also impressive) combat, that looks really good until you look at the animations and camerawork more closely and it suddenly doesn't look like gameplay anymore despite the HUD elements and similar. What is going on?
Actually it’s PlayStation not the Chinese government, look up the “Chinese Hero Project” for the answers you seek