It's christmas, so no better time for optimism. I will have the rest of the year for pessimism
Fair point. It's just been 20 years since we've gotten last big single player RPG in Star Wars universe - the fact that it is from the director of original KotOR and Mass Effect is just... The cynic in me is whispering "It's too good to be true". But at the same time, why the hell not? Might as well add a second or third most anticipated game to the list.It's christmas, so no better time for optimism. I will have the rest of the year for pessimism
You're right, but at least, someone is working on it, that's better than absolutely nothing... And it's Casey Hudson, so fingers crossed it will be released one day.
Yeah, fair! It seems to good to be true...
I have mild hopes for Zero Company. I'm one of the few people who got a lot of fun out of Midnight Suns. This looks like it might be a similar structure, although hopefully with maps that aren't just random set pieces, and without one of the most intrusive and annoying quest givers in the history of video gaming (Caretaker).
One of my favorite moments was fighting the orcs on the island. Narrow ledge with a spikey wall on the right. I ended up smacking one orc with staff combo that planted it into the spikes, and then the last move of the combo knocked it off the spike and hurled over the ledge to the left. So very satisfying.Might and Magic? With all kinds of SHIELD mechanics and kicking and environmental attacks! (What do you call it when you can use the stuff that normally would just be decoration? ) Oh man I loved that game.
As it was the old half life engine , and we have a new one now (Half life engine) that sounds doable to me
When I first saw the fireball that you could guide with your finger pointing, I felt deep down it had to be the half life engine. Then I read it was years later and I was not surprised.
This is the first time I'm hearing about this game, which is a bit shame, because it looks like X-Com in Star Wars and has an interesting concept. Will be interesting to see it released.
Maybe. Hudson hasn't had a lot of recent success. I read this evening that he's claiming that the game will be out before 2030, after a bunch of rumors started circulating that the most optimistic release window was 2030. I hope so. I want it to succeed. But there a lot of work to be done for a new studio planning on releasing the "successor" to one of the all-time great RPGs, somewhere within a scope of 4 years from start to finish.It's christmas, so no better time for optimism. I will have the rest of the year for pessimism
You're right, but at least, someone is working on it, that's better than absolutely nothing... And it's Casey Hudson, so fingers crossed it will be released one day.
Baldur's Gate 3 / Hogwarts; Dune; some sort of farming game (mostly likely Farming Simulator or Stardew Valley)
Really? I haven't heard much about it recently. I thought it got lost in development limbo somewhere.Yeah, Valheim was the most obvious answer
Far from it. Updates come slowly, but they're always packed with stuff.
Yeah, Ashlands update was released a little while ago, but it's a little studio and when there is an update (not the usual hotfix), it's rather a big update (an entire new biome with new dungeons, enemies, bosses, materials, building parts, tools/weapons/armor/foods and so on). So for now, they're quite silent, but I'm sure they are working on the next big update (I could be wrong, but I think it will be the last biome and last update before a full release)
There has been a major update since then, too, just not a new biome.
Ah yes, I forgot this one
I think games like Hades 2, Path Of Exil, Diablo or Grim Dawn are listed as "dungeon Crawler" on Steam
