Ori and the Blind Forest
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so when can we expect the idx games to go full blast on xbox one? im excited to play these new games.
Like what everyone said, very beautiful. It's something you don't see all the time in other games.
I love the art style, it was one of the few that got my attention. The rest was just so... grey.
Sunset Overdrive, DR3 : DLC (that one was hilarious I have to admit), Scalebound, The Witcher and this one... seemed to be the only ones who found out that we moved past monochrome displays and have colour these days.
Sunset Overdrive, DR3 : DLC (that one was hilarious I have to admit), Scalebound, The Witcher and this one... seemed to be the only ones who found out that we moved past monochrome displays and have colour these days.
http://www.polygon.com/e3-2014/2014...d-forest-moon-studios-60fps-1080p-xbox-one-pc
Xbox indie Ori and the Blind Forest runs at 1080p and 60fps with no loading screens
ByEmily Geraon Jun 10, 2014 at 5:27p@twitgera
Ori and the Blind Forest, the upcoming Xbox One and Windows PC release from independent game developer Moon Studios, will run at 1080p and 60fps, game director Thomas Mahler told Polygon.
Mahler describes the game, which is the first title to come from the studio, as a coming-of-age tale about a forest spirit on a journey following a loss. According to the developer, the team spent a large portion of its four years of secretive developing honing the gameplay, which he likens to Super Meat Boy and Metroidvania games in terms of how controls are pushed to the limit.
Likewise, the game will feature continual content streaming with no load times throughout its full 10 hours of content.
"Modern games have sort of accepted the idea of loading bars in games, or they'll just try to hide the fact that they have a loading bar," Mahler told us, describing how the studio is working against the current development trends of modern studios which focus more on superficial design rather than core gameplay features.
"With a lot of modern games I get frustrated," he went on. "Especially when you look at old games like Mega Man which have more precise controls than some modern games."
Ori and the Blind Forest also joins Microsoft's growing roster of games that will not implement Kinect despite launching on Xbox One.
The action platformer was revealed yesterday during Microsoft's E3 2014 conference. The game releases simultaneously on both Xbox One and Windows PC later this fall.
Xbox indie Ori and the Blind Forest runs at 1080p and 60fps with no loading screens
ByEmily Geraon Jun 10, 2014 at 5:27p@twitgera
Ori and the Blind Forest, the upcoming Xbox One and Windows PC release from independent game developer Moon Studios, will run at 1080p and 60fps, game director Thomas Mahler told Polygon.
Mahler describes the game, which is the first title to come from the studio, as a coming-of-age tale about a forest spirit on a journey following a loss. According to the developer, the team spent a large portion of its four years of secretive developing honing the gameplay, which he likens to Super Meat Boy and Metroidvania games in terms of how controls are pushed to the limit.
Likewise, the game will feature continual content streaming with no load times throughout its full 10 hours of content.
"Modern games have sort of accepted the idea of loading bars in games, or they'll just try to hide the fact that they have a loading bar," Mahler told us, describing how the studio is working against the current development trends of modern studios which focus more on superficial design rather than core gameplay features.
"With a lot of modern games I get frustrated," he went on. "Especially when you look at old games like Mega Man which have more precise controls than some modern games."
Ori and the Blind Forest also joins Microsoft's growing roster of games that will not implement Kinect despite launching on Xbox One.
The action platformer was revealed yesterday during Microsoft's E3 2014 conference. The game releases simultaneously on both Xbox One and Windows PC later this fall.
Looks awesome. More excited for this game than any others coming this year besides maybe the halo collection and nhl 15 lol. I'm assuming won't be a full 60$?
Crackdown, maybe. But the Dragon age trailer they showed looked bland and boring. Far to much action and not enough RPG. I mean, sure a Qunari.. but they now look like humans with Horns. The closest to something that isn't human looking is the "dwarf" and they usually are just shorter humans and weren't even in this trailer. Compared to the Witcher, Dragon Age looked dull and uninspiring, which is sad as I really enjoyed the very first one and hope they can rekindle that feel with this one.
But it's just a trailer, doesn't say a lot about the end product
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