We took a look at Nine Dots Studio's game GoD Factory: Wingmen. It's sorta like Top Gun, but in space.
Nine Dots Publishing and developer Nine Dots Studio have announced open-world action RPG sequel Outward 2 for unspecified consoles and PC (Steam). A release date was not announced.
Carlos writes: "Outward is fast approaching a release on Xbox One, PS4 and PC, bringing with it a brand new open-world fantasy adventure game that will be found featuring deep simulation and huge amounts of immersion. In fact, it promises players that they will get to experience an entirely new kind of RPG! Sounds good eh? We think so and when we had the opportunity to quiz the creative lead on the game, we couldn't let the chance pass us by. Guillaume Boucher-Vidal was more than happy to let us know more about Outward!"
This has quickly turned into my most anticipated game at the moment. lots of other games with much better production values coming out but this one has more interesting things going on that you just don't see very often, things i've been wanting games to experiment with for ages
EDIT: I just keep hearing cool things about what they are trying in this game, first time i heard of this, but it sounds really cool.
"Are there any benefits to passing things down to the next generation of your family? Or is it simply a way of introducing a new-game+ type affair to the game?
The legacy system is not something we are detailing much at the moment as I want to see how quickly the players will get it and start using it, but I can say that essentially yes, it serves the purpose of a New Game + type of experience."
Occasionally, a game comes along that seems like a revelation. A title brimming with intriguing elements that manages to scratch an itch that went previously unnoticed. Even so, when attempting to describe it to others, the description feels reductive compared to the actual experience. This phenomenon applies to Nine Dots Studio’s Outward. When backed into a corner with a deadline cocked and aimed squarely at the head, one would be forced to describe Outward as Dark Souls on an Elder Scrolls like map, with some survival elements mixed in.
Never heard of it, sounds like it could be interesting. I'm gonna keep my eye on this one, I really like the inclusion of split screen co-op.
