In this new series, Lucas "CuHnadian" Raycevick looks at tutorials in video games and their importance; examining both good and bad examples in a variety of genres, it's easy to see why they are so rarely made correctly.
Tales of Kenzera: Zau conveys its somber themes with nuance and passion. It's just a shame the gameplay doesn't always match those highs.
Xbox Game Studios, The Initiative and Crystal Dynamics' upcoming reboot of Perfect Dark will offer a Quality and a Performance mode.
Me too.
I expect Hellblade 2 to be the start of a consistent stream of UE5 XGS titles. It's basically their default engine, save for ForzaTech and the proprietary engines in use at Activision and Bethesda.
There's no way it would release in 2021 especially when it was announced at the VGA's 2020.
@lightning, that’s when the first trailer was shown, but it was known to be in development much earlier and Xbox fans were tooting it to be released years ago, the initiative studio formed in 2018, and to my knowledge have not released a game
That’s 6 years and all you got is a trailer and some empty promises
Good one from Microsoft, yet again.
Such is game development, long developmental cycles is one of the big black eyes of the industry. I don't see you complaining about Wolverine that got announced in 2021, releasing in 2026 and only got one trailer.
@ lightning
Nice try but for one, 2021 - 2025 would only be 5 years not 6,
And for two insomniac have developed multiple games or have multiple games in development over that time, and the initiative only have the 1 game to be concerned with
For three, we all know the quality Wolverine will be and although I do hope perfect dark is good, it’s unlikely to be as good as insomniacs proven track record
Good thing they got Crystal Dynamics to make it, at least they know how to make a game that has 60 fps.
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Nothing worse than a bad tutorial. Just awful.
I'm fine with a tutorial as long as it doesn't become too long of a tutorial and take up most of the game.
I say that if your tutorial is llonger than 5 minutes and I can't figure it out with actual gameplay, you've done something wrong
I have no problem with tutorials at all. I always do them. There has been times where fighting games I started had too many mechanics and by the time I got to the last one I forgot the others. Blazblu does it to me every time. The dialog is just so long.