Darksiders iii

12 minutes ago, FrostM said:

Hopefully in the third part they will remove those awfully boring "puzzles" with portals.

they were only in the first, as far as I remember

by the way, on the incentive, both remasters right now for 200r can be taken, that's what I understand the discount

2 hours ago, megaman05 said:

they were only in the first, as far as I remember

by the way, on the incentive, both remasters right now for 200r can be taken, that's what I understand the discount

There were also portals in the second.

The video is very budgetary. After the gorgeous videos of the second part, you can't look at it without tears. Well, someone correctly wrote in the subject - everything is very budgetary.

Another thing is strange. I didn't like the first part at all. It was and remains so secondary that it's time to talk about copy-paste. Add to this an absolutely oak, unresponsive control and a character-frank-idiot, and in principle I cannot understand what can be loved in this game.

By the way, if the game has art from Two Thrones, then the gameplay will definitely be from Lords of Shadow :)

IGN Preview

http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/05/04/darksiders-3-first-hands-on-preview-a-ign-first

There are new screenshots

So far everything is awesome

Well, here's the text itself in Russian if that.

The authors of the IGN publication were already able to touch the game with their own hands and shared their impressions.

The first thing that was touched on in the text is the similarity with the recent Breath of the Wild, which used in general all the basic mechanics of the past The Legend of Zelda, but did it on a completely different level. This was the inspiration for the Gunfire Games studio, where many of the key employees of Vigil Games left (Darksiders 1-2).

For example, if there is a riddle in Darksiders III, it must have logic within the game world, and not be developed by the invisible hand of a developer without any logic. You should not expect the return of battles in closed locations, and the enemies will become more like the real inhabitants of the post-apocalyptic Earth, and not dummies that exist only to appear out of thin air and fight with the player. The whole game is created with this approach - everything must have logic in the game world: a chest, a ladder, a broken wall - everything.

The same is true for open world development - everything must be connected and feel the same. If the player went down the elevator, he must understand that the whole world is above - and he is now under it. It is based on the open world from the latest games from the studio From Software, where you can look around and see the path already passed and what awaits you ahead.

Each location will be unique for each of the Seven Deadly Sins, they will have unique opponents for each of the "Sins", reflecting its habits and character, as well as the location itself. In one area called "Shelter" there is a huge tree, the roots of which have spread throughout the ruined city. The thicker the roots, the closer the tree. A kind of tool for navigating the world.

IGN journalists were also pleased with the visual side of the question: "The game looks beautiful, while the distinctive style for the series has not gone anywhere ...". Darksiders III is not developed on its own engine, like the two previous parts, but uses Unreal Engine 4 - the transition became especially noticeable when you look at the improved effects of water, lava or lighting in general.

The final item in IGN's preview was the third rider - Rage: "She is fast, flexible and looks like a mixture of post-apocalyptic Catwoman and Kratos from God of War with a cool hair."

No logic needed in my fantasy! More entertainment and epic.

Okay, though, I'm still on the hype anyway.

Reminiscent of the Bionic Commando, who is in 3D 

As described above, I even believed in the game. 

The fact that Zelda and Fromov's games are inspired when creating the world is veri good.

On 05/02/2017 at 19:23, zhenia13 said:

Did the chain remind me of one?

Yes, the GG herself resembles a mixture of a fury and a sorceress with a whip from the "League of Shadows" faction of 5 heroes.

On the first screen, there is also a hydralisk ...

16 hours ago, SVTR said:

Well, here's the text itself in Russian if that.

The authors of the IGN publication were already able to touch the game with their own hands and shared their impressions.

The first thing that was touched on in the text is the similarity with the recent Breath of the Wild, which used in general all the basic mechanics of the past The Legend of Zelda, but did it on a completely different level. This was the inspiration for the Gunfire Games studio, where many of the key employees of Vigil Games left (Darksiders 1-2).

For example, if there is a riddle in Darksiders III, it must have logic within the game world, and not be developed by the invisible hand of a developer without any logic. You should not expect the return of battles in closed locations, and the enemies will become more like the real inhabitants of the post-apocalyptic Earth, and not dummies that exist only to appear out of thin air and fight with the player. The whole game is created with this approach - everything must have logic in the game world: a chest, a ladder, a broken wall - everything.

The same is true for open world development - everything must be connected and feel the same. If the player went down the elevator, he must understand that the whole world is above - and he is now under it. It is based on the open world from the latest games from the studio From Software, where you can look around and see the path already passed and what awaits you ahead.

Each location will be unique for each of the Seven Deadly Sins, they will have unique opponents for each of the "Sins", reflecting its habits and character, as well as the location itself. In one area called "Shelter" there is a huge tree, the roots of which have spread throughout the ruined city. The thicker the roots, the closer the tree. A kind of tool for navigating the world.

IGN journalists were also pleased with the visual side of the question: "The game looks beautiful, while the distinctive style for the series has not gone anywhere ...". Darksiders III is not developed on its own engine, like the two previous parts, but uses Unreal Engine 4 - the transition became especially noticeable when you look at the improved effects of water, lava or lighting in general.

The final item in IGN's preview was the third rider - Rage: "She is fast, flexible and looks like a mixture of post-apocalyptic Catwoman and Kratos from God of War with a cool hair."

As for me, in vain they showed the game in this state. Of course, it's nice to see this cool design again, but the game is too raw, the combat is still one-button, the animations are unfinished. They create a bad first impression, like the last Mordor. 

Everything is somehow slow. They need to speed up.

For that, Fromov's tacton boss is made)

Even as it was early the game was shown, there is really nothing in the game yet

but the landmarks are correct, I hope they will not cross more Zelda with Diablo as in the second part.  

It is damp. From this sound of a whip, already in the second minute you start to get tired, and it’s stupidly not juicy.

In general, there was no platforming at all, which is strange. I hope they just didn't show it.

It feels like it's just some kind of left piece with a left boss, well, like a side one.

In words, everything is very cool

It's damp at the demonstration

Lvl design is good

Yeah, somehow so-so

It's too budgetary - the lvl design is meager, the animation is the same, the combat is the same type.

Everything would be fine if not a one-hit fighter. 12 minutes "penny peg", and so, for the game that will be released only in a year, very much even nothing, but I think it was necessary to finish a little to a presentable look.