A new video for Rime has been shared during Gamescom 2014 Sony conference. The third-person adventure game created by Tequila Works will be available exclusively on PlayStation 4.
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Like ICO and Zelda had a baby . that world looks just stunning. I'm even more excited to play it. They didn't even show combat...I love these kinds of adventure 1st action second games. We need more of these.
Dude, apparently there are people out there who know you better than you know yourself. You have a fair few disagrees so there must have been something els you thought was better!
That's not really the point of the disagree button. He voiced his OPINION, and others have disagreed because they have a DIFFERENT opinion.
Let's put this into a real-world example: He says that this game won the conference for him. My opinion is that Bloodborne won the conference for me. We disagree, right? OK, so now what do I do with that disagree button? Press it? Yup, I pressed it.
Super simple stuff.
Actually, out of curiosity, what do you believe the disagree button is for?
Well I wouldn't say it was to disagree with what someone else thought of something. If I say I like cake you can't really disagree with that because its my opinion, you might have a different one and like muffins but thats not disagreeing with me. If the guy had said 'This was the best game EVER!' then yes disagree, but as he stated it was his opinion you can't disagree with that, you can have a different opinion though which is different. I wasn't being serious anyway but if you have a different view point put it across with a discussion rather than just press the disagree button.
Bloodborne was there, so that already won the battle of the conferences, but the top 3 games for me there were:
- RiME - Bloodborne - WiLD (Michel Ancel is such an incredible creator and that game looks so damn incredible)
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Microsoft revealed lots of nice indies, but the Tomb Raider announcement was absolute bulls*t, Quantum Break which I was massively looking forward to left me neither speechless, nor worried about not having an Xbone to play the game anymore. It could have been, but Sam, next time be honest about your game.
And the rest of their conference were games we already know are coming out. On the topic of Tomb Raider, the reason I called it bulls*t is because (mark my words) it's a timed exclusive.
This isn't really anything like below aside from the pastel colored cell-shading visuals. Below looks like a great title too, one of very few xbox exclusives that I wish was heading to PS4.
^^THIS^^ person gets it!!! If they interest you, why does it matter who developed it, how large the studio is, or how much it cost to make? Just play the damn games. We've spent decades playing games from devs that used to be independent. We froth over the newest, best "AAA" titles...only to be disappointed by their amazing lack of creativity. Then, when an indie developer comes up with something newer and seemingly fresher, we scoff at the idea that it could be good because of a budget, the size of the studio, or who it might be attached to? Is this where we are as gamers!?!
I didn't say i don't play them, just that i ain't big on'em. I never get disappointed by aaa games because, just as with everything in life, i don't have any expectations. If a game gets good reviews and seems to be my cup of tea, then i buy it. There is so many low-or maybe rather not-as-high - budget games out there, that i can safely assume that vast majority does not have appeal for me. Yes, i didn't care whom created Bruce Lee or World Karate Championship for Atari, but in my youth it looked a bit different with games. Anyway, don't get upset, people. Everyone's got different opinions, i will play whatever i want. Even Hannah Montana games, if i feel like it. Doesn't make me any less of a gamer.
But it does make you less of a gamer by assuming that the word "indie" = low budget, cheap, etc.
It doesn't. In fact, some of the most technically ambitious game of this generation are indie titles. Hell, No Man's Sky is creating an entire galaxy in-game! Wild takes place on a continent the size of Europe. No AAA game has tried anything of that scale before.
Wow, that art direction is to die for. Rime looks like it truly can be a really special adventure game. Can't wait to hopefully see more of the game this week.
It looks like a puzzle game to me, but I keep reading people mention that it has a combat system of some sort. Could be like a Zelda game and it looks pretty interesting so far. He turned a dial that changed the time of day, then the setting sun or night made a bridge appear.
I'm sure we'll learn more about this game as it gets closer to release. Looking like a mid to late 2015 title at the moment.
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Game of the conference so far for me.
keeping an eye on it!
But on the real.. if Nintendo had the same game and put the name Zelda on it people would be making a big a deal about this game than anything else.
Key words : FOR ME
Let's put this into a real-world example: He says that this game won the conference for him. My opinion is that Bloodborne won the conference for me. We disagree, right? OK, so now what do I do with that disagree button? Press it? Yup, I pressed it.
Super simple stuff.
Actually, out of curiosity, what do you believe the disagree button is for?
If I say I like cake you can't really disagree with that because its my opinion, you might have a different one and like muffins but thats not disagreeing with me.
If the guy had said 'This was the best game EVER!' then yes disagree, but as he stated it was his opinion you can't disagree with that, you can have a different opinion though which is different.
I wasn't being serious anyway but if you have a different view point put it across with a discussion rather than just press the disagree button.
Bloodborne was there, so that already won the battle of the conferences, but the top 3 games for me there were:
- RiME
- Bloodborne
- WiLD (Michel Ancel is such an incredible creator and that game looks so damn incredible)
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@ Benjammin25
Microsoft revealed lots of nice indies, but the Tomb Raider announcement was absolute bulls*t, Quantum Break which I was massively looking forward to left me neither speechless, nor worried about not having an Xbone to play the game anymore. It could have been, but Sam, next time be honest about your game.
And the rest of their conference were games we already know are coming out. On the topic of Tomb Raider, the reason I called it bulls*t is because (mark my words) it's a timed exclusive.
And many (most) studios started as indie studios. Insomniac and Valve come to mind.
It doesn't. In fact, some of the most technically ambitious game of this generation are indie titles. Hell, No Man's Sky is creating an entire galaxy in-game! Wild takes place on a continent the size of Europe. No AAA game has tried anything of that scale before.
I'm sure we'll learn more about this game as it gets closer to release. Looking like a mid to late 2015 title at the moment.