Aidan Price, Game Designer at Eastasiasoft details how Lost Sea is shaping on consoles.
Rob Pitt writes: Lost Sea is a top-down action-adventure game with an emphasis on exploration as you venture through the perilous islands within the Bermuda Triangle. The game came out a while ago on PS4, PC and Xbox One and I’ve been playing it on my PS4 for about a year now. However, Eastasiasoft has recently ported it over to the Switch, along with a few new features, and were kind enough to provide us with a copy to review for them. As I don’t have a Switch, my friend Amy has kindly agreed to take a look at it for me and offer her own perspective on how it plays on the Switch.
Lost Sea is an explorative action-adventure game set inside the perilous environment of the Bermuda Triangle.
Necrisis - Here are new screenshots for Lost Sea which will be coming to the Nintendo Switch on May 31.
PS4 And Xbox One Are Really Very Similar since the day they launched. The PS4 is more powerful, but it is like $30 dollar difference in GPU back in the day when they actually made them for PC, they are old outdated GPUs now. Enjoy the games. look at it this way, out of the 2 weak assed systems the PS4 is more powerful.
The title is slightly confusing. Aidan is specifically referring to the development similarities between the two consoles.
redundant article, redundant comments smh
What happened to simply playing games?