South Korean developer NPIXEL shared a gorgeous gameplay trailer for its UE5-powered action MMORPG Chrono Odyssey, coming to PC and consoles.
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"Hi PlayStation gamers! I’m Samuel, the PD of Chrono Studio. To all who have been eagerly awaiting Chrono Odyssey, we are thrilled to finally unveil our second trailer giving you an in-depth look at the gameplay itself. "
what a shame the visuals look very nice would be awesome to have a brand new IP RPG with those visuals, still it mentions is PC footage so who knows how much of those visuals have been doctored and what will actually look like in the end, also MMORPG so is an always online game and most probably filled with MTs, so no thank you, easy pass for me.
Yeah shame its a mmo, make it single player I'll try it. As for what you say about always online I'm fine with that considering my ps5 is always online to begin with same with smartphone unless I power off. Always ignore the MT to begin with, I'm not forced to pay for it to enjoy it.
The gameplay (as depicted) looks pretty stellar for a MMORPG. Like Demon's Souls, but in a connected and large world. I never get into the genre but I know many who are, and I'm willing to give it a try if the gameplay itself is good.
Hmm looks beautiful, nice music too, but…this being an MMO, I doubt the final product will feel as good as this trailer lets us believe, the UI will be all around the screen, players in hubs (myself included) will def not be walking that gracefully… would have peaked my interest had it been SP, too soon to judge, I’ll wait & see.
I only hope they copy ff14 online and have engaging mobs and not follow black desert mobs where they just sit there
I'm in if they can retain this level of quality in the retail version. That mega boss fight with dozens of players is spectacular!
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I’ll keep my eyes on it, but if gaming has taught us anything it’s that every trailer is to sell you the game at any cost. ANY cost, usually paid by the gamers. We’ll see.