TSA writes: "How do you follow on from a game like Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice? Well, maybe you… don’t. Ninja Theory’s last game was a raw, heartfelt and impactful journey, but we all know the difficulties creators have with their second album (not that Hellblade was Ninja Theory’s first, of course). So time for a change, then. Time for something completely, wildly different, with the studio now in the warm financially secure embrace of Microsoft’s Xbox Game Studios."
Today Ninja Theory announced that content updates for its multiplayer combat game Bleeding Edge will cease.
the game could have thrived with another studio partnering to add more characters and levels.
there are still old games still receiving partnerships like FH4 and Smash bros adding more to their multiplayer content. anyways can't wait to see more of Hellblade 2 game now that it's being at the center of focus.
game still has some very good animations. Hellblade 2 though is going to be sick running on UE5.
I'm not a PS gamer and think it's a good move, there's no use in beating a dead horse.
You should be glad because now they can focus on something that isn't a steaming pile of shite. But no instead you'd rather have one group live in your head rent free for every single thing.
I think most PS fans will agree that this is nothing to do with Ninja Theory and they want them to make Hellblade 2. It is good to see them make a new game rather than hitch themselves longer to an IP that they really aren't getting the support they should get from Microsoft to advertise it and grow it with new content.
You know what they say about assumptions. Just becasue a person thinks its better they focus resources on whats sure to be a better game then on a game that has reviewed very poorly and has very little interest from the gaming community doesn't make them a "Playstation gamer". Its 2021, time to grow up and stop with the fanboy nonsense.
Ok. Ninja Theory must double down on bleeding edge development. Im sure that will make everyone happy
Not really, if this was suppose to show NT's competence as well as MS's "free hand" towards devs.
If, as many defend, this was an original project that suffered no micro-controlling influence.
That’s cool @343_guilty_spark just wasn’t my type of game, couldn’t get into the character designs or the melee
I liked the cha design and the melee... the ropey server connection was what killed it for me. I think I smashed it for about 3 days, then dropped it.
Bleeding edge was fun for about 30 min but after that it’s just repetitive. They said it was just a game they’ve been working on for fun. But I’m glad they are putting everything into senua and I’m excited to hear about the “more”
I'm kinda shocked that they've supported it for this long to be honest. I'm glad they are focused on more promising games now.
Too bad
The game just didn't deliver anything good or new
It was another game I didn't have to purchase due to Gamepass
WTMG's Jason Palazini: "2020 has been a rough year filled with disappointments. As much as as we enjoy our games, even they were capable of letting us down."
From middling to downright mortifying, these games failed to meet expectations.
RE3R hurt my gaming souls that game could’ve been a masterpiece instead hit was just show horned in for the Resistance mode.
Replies(1)I didn't expect much from Bleeding Edge but was still disappointed. It's like they were actively trying to make a terrible game.
