Liminal Games will be demonstrating the capabilities of the new CRYENGINE with their debut RPG game, The Memory of Eldurim, at GDC 2015
RPG Memory of Eldurim is getting a lot of new content in a massive new update - here are the details.
Nice addition. Good to hear that the devs are well aware of what some people think of early access.
Believe it or not there are devs out there who actually care about our feedback!
Almost surprising, right!?
Open world games are huge. I am glad to see a dev listening to those who play.
What?! How come I never heard of this game? A cross between Dark souls and Skyrim woah you got me right there, sounds awesome!
Chalgyr's Game Room:
The Memory of Eldurim impresses as an action RPG title, but it serves as another very good example as well. While there have been plenty of stories about Early Access games going bad or drawing to a close prematurely, The Memory of Eldurim has so far shown the good that can come from the program as well.
Liminal Games has released a new trailer for its CRYENGINE-powered RPG, The Memory of Eldurim.
Went totally under my radar.
Btw is it just me or does the world look sterile/static and
unhibited?
Edit: Seems to be early access ...
It's a 3 man team, and early access. So it's going to be a while before it shapes up in full.
Ah okey, thx for the info.
For a three man team it's impressive. But I fear they aimed a bit high with a mixture between Skyrim and Darksouls. Let's see what they can pull off.
There seems to be a surge of indi games lately using cryengine thx to crytek launching there software on steam while back I like that.
This will be the most exciting GDC I can recall. Lots of tech reveals. VR, Holo, DX12, openGL next, steam machine fate, game engines...
For some reason I thought of Elveon and Project Offset when I first read the title although it has zero to do with either one. I just really wanted both of those games last gen :(
I guess I'm just thinking of other RPGs (or at least gorgeous fantasy games ) I never got to play.
The more RPGs the merrier though and am looking forward to seeing more on a lot of games come GDC/e3.