After much secrecy DONTNOD Entertainment finally revealed their new title Adrift during GamesCom in the form of a concept art only teaser trailer. The title was originally announced as a PS3 exclusive some time ago but for undisclosed reasons that deal is no longer on the table.
“@itsmechadwick @ADR1FTTheGame @ThreeOneZero_ That's not real. You should get a refund immediately. Game not releasing on Xbox One.”
It does suck that not everybody can play this game. I guess this is yet another example of why gamers should own multiple platforms. But what's even worse are the people who have to claim the game sucks just to justify their hurt feelings.
People CAN play it.. they just have to be wise and invest in the platforms that will be the most supported.
I just see it as another indie game not making it to a particular console. There's literally 100's out there and being made no use losing sleep over a loss indie game, the reason why it seems really important is because its Adam Orth. Truth be told I've forgotten all about this game.
@bruce755 "The game does suck though. It got pretty low ratings all around."
Adr1ft's average score is 64 ( http://www.metacritic.com/g... ). If that game sucks because of its low ratings all around then what do you say about Recore - avg score 63 ( http://www.metacritic.com/g... ) or Ryse:Son of Rome - avg score 61 ( http://www.metacritic.com/g... )?
In other words, most of the people saying Adr1ft sucks weren't saying that about games that scored lower than it.
I wouldn't advise anyone to wait and buy Scorpio because this will happen more and more, especially if Scorpio remains a premium product with less content support than PS4 and PC. Just my thoughts.
The game was released on STEAM, for Oculus and for the PS4. All versions sucked.
http://www.metacritic.com/g...
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That's probably a good reason to cancel it for all other platforms. I won't buy this on any platform, even if it was released on the XB1. I have a PS4, but I won't touch this game unless it goes to PSPlus. Good job Adam. lol!!!
If the game sucks, which I'm not saying this particular one does, but yes. Sometimes we are better off without bottom of the barrel stuff like Big Rigs.
@Gangsta
I just checked it out and you are right. The game might have suffered really poor sales on PS4 and PC.The PSVR version is on hiatus and the devs also told fans to beg the publisher for PSVR support.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/r...
and the reviews weren't great either
http://www.ign.com/articles...
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http://www.metacritic.com/g...
When they suck it is. Just ask Nintendo with their Wii. Tons of games where most of them weren't good. Having more isn't always a good thing.
@ 0day
I didn't offer my opinion of the game, did I?
@ Tyler
My opinion isn't relevant, which is why I didn't offer it. And I wasn't even talking to you. I believe I made it evident who I was responding to when I typed "@ 0day".
"Super irrelevant". Very eloquently put, my friend.
Septic, i love how the xbox super fans gang up on every comment. Very classy.
Very classy as always, call ppl names and use sophomoric insults.
Honestly, I didn't even know it was supposed to come to the xb1. I figured it was a PSVR and PCVR game.
Heh, I think they cancelled the psvr version as well.
EDIT: latest info I can find with a quick goole is that they asked fans to "demand a psvr port".
This game reeks of VR...is this Dev dense? What the hell, no xbox version amd no psvr support? are they trying to shoot themselves on the foot?
Not even on PSVR.
Too bad because I have no interest in playing it in a screen, but would be all over it as a VR experience
505 Games has no plans to bring first-person space experience Adrift to PlayStation VR, the publisher has confirmed.
Well thats a shame; but unfortunately the game hasn't reviewed well from a VR standpoint, so I guess it's no loss.
Yeah that blows. I was looking forward to floating around in space on this game on PSVR. I'm going to check the VR reviews you are talking about.
I'm not sure if I want to get it as a regular game.
This is surprising. They would literally sell a copy to 90% of PSVR owners. Oh well. If they don't love working on their own game, then I don't want it.
The VR experience is pretty good actually, really immersive, especially floating in space looking down at Earth below, shame the gameplay is average at best, i only paid £7 for it in the Steam sale so cant really complain.
The game i want to see in VR is No Man's Sky, Hello games have still to announce VR for that.
Hello Games are busy working on the day 1 patch for NMS, so I wouldn't expect a VR announcement anytime soon - especially considering the size of their team... That said, I expect modders will have it running on Rift/Vive within a week of the game's launch.
Hello games have already been testing out No Man's Sky in VR, this was know a couple of years ago - watch the clips here http://gamerant.com/no-mans...
Sean Murray has also publicly stated that he owns the Occulus RIft, and that No Man's Sky in VR would be "the perfect fit"... but that he doesn't know what he can say about that.
In other words, and reading between the lines - Sony probably have a deal to have No Man's Sky VR exclusive to the PSVR platform.
So Sean Murray's Oculus means it's a PSVR exclusive? That's some bizarro logic... if NMS was PSVR compatible they'd have annouced it by now.
They will bring the game to Psvr when the find out how well Psvr is going to sell.
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"Dreams - We don’t even know what to tell you about this one, as information has been severely limited. But what we can tell you is that it looks gorgeous."
MM has done numerous livestreams showing off this game, so I think we have a pretty good idea of it by now, information is not limited at all, it's just that the concept is too big for some to grasp
Dreams will start getting campaign trailers around E3. So, expect to know more then, as far as actual content is concerned.
The single player element excites me not many publishers will release a game without multiplayer these days unless they know the game can sell on the merits of the campaign alone also i don't think it will be a shooter focused as almost all shooters have multiplayer tacked on in some form these days
I love that concept art. Reminds me a lot of Deus Ex.
Unreal Engine :(
Whoa AAA timed exclusive for the PS3. That's rare.