NOT a Miyamoto game
Lots of coverage in Treehouse Live tomorrow.
Steampunky
Takes place in London
Cel-shaded, very comic book-ish (Some of the inspiration for the design came from Silver Age comics and artists like Jack Kirby and Bruce Timm.)
Showed the opening cinematic at the roundtable (details behind the link)
Hitoshi Yamagami (Fire Emblem, Xenoblade Chronicles and Pokemon series) is the game's director (duckroll: Yamagami is the Nintendo director for the project, which isn't exactly the traditional role of a game director, more like a supervisor/producer on the Nintendo side. The game's creative director is Paul Patraschcu and Takako Sakai is the art director.)
Game is a turn- based strategy game. Has an action focus too (3rd person shooter)
Developer is Intelligent Systems
Players will take command of the unit steam a unique fighting force created by Abraham Lincoln to defend against a mysterious invasion from space
Mr. Yamagami wants to “find a way to introduce more people to strategy games & have them fall in love w/ them the way I have”
Turns seem based on how much steam they have. Forward movement drains steam (backtracking recovers steam). However, if an enemy spots you, it will attack you and lock you into the movement. So does using weapons. Different weapons use different amount of steam.
Many people liveblogging say the gameplay reminds them of Valkyria Chronicles.
"There doesn't seem to be an overhead map . Switching between units is meant to give players a view of the battlefield."
"They want to emphasize exploration."
The game uses the touch screen features of the 3DS to create an intuitive control system.
The game is structured as a campaign and divided into missions. Each mission has several maps
Versus mode
Each character is unique so you can choose your favorites from a pool. Characters on screen include a woman with face paint and a braid reaching out for a bird friend, a tall black man with a gold bull head on his shoulder, a young child with goggles, a burly blonde guy and a skinnier, nerdy-type holding a book and wearing glasses.
As you play through the game, the boilers, weapons and characters available to you will increase.
Focus less on grinding levels. Instead get new characters, weapons, and equipment. No all-powerful weapon
Main characters’ weapon design is based on the weapon's abilities and an animal motif based on the character's personality.
Main and sub weapons per character. Sub weapon is more streamlined in design.
The terrain has a lot of depth and reflects the variety of strategic choices in the game. A character on a high piece of terrain can be used as a spotter (better moving for those on lower ground).
The developers came up with some original aliens that riff on creatures from the Lovecraft mythos.
Each character has a unique special attack. That special attack can be used once per attack (apparently also per character).
An overwatch attack is, is an attack on the enemy's turn. Apparently pretty important game mechanic.
There are checkpoints spread around the map where you can save your game.
You can use medals you collect in the map to heal allies. Medals can also be saved to acquire more powerful weapons. Can't buy medals from eShop.
Only 1 difficulty level.
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le seguiré de cerca porque se avecina una IP bastante buena. Masterchief#1 escribió:¿Soy el único que ha pensado en Worms mientras veía el Gameplay?
Fanzelda escribió:Masterchief#1 escribió:¿Soy el único que ha pensado en Worms mientras veía el Gameplay?
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