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VERY interesting
I am looking forward to their next game but man this is a stupid title. Maybe their next game will be Wyrwulf.
Let's hope it's not as disgustingly bad as Remember Me.
Somebody do a werewolf RPG. Those always work out great for me in Game Dev Tycoon.
Google Dontnod. We'll wait.
It's described as an action RPG but one with moral dilemmas too. It may include a rewind mechanic, as seen in Dontnod's currently in development episodic adventure game Life is Strange
It's apparently due out 2017.
after remember me i'll take a look at anything they do
Considering the difference in genres, this is pretty much guaranteed to outsell life is strange.
More on ''Vampyr''
So far away
Source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-01-20-remember-me-dev-also-making-vampyr-role-playing-game
Sixth Axis has some first details on the setting and story, which are really promising
http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2015/01...ontnod-entertainment-set-after-world-war-one/
I'll take anything that reminds me of Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
You are going to be disappointed if you do that.
Yeah...ppl need to remember the last vampire game released was this;
Yeah, I'm actually fearing another DARK.
Remember Me was at least kind of competent though. Great art and sound design.
Yeah, this definitely sets off red flags for me.
A video game taking a couple years to make? You must not feel too confident about any game.
Apparently the Y in the name relates to the choices in the game where the doctor faces moral quandaries as his doctor side tries to heal, while his vampire nature wants to kill and feed.
More on ''Vampyr''
So far away
Source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-01-20-remember-me-dev-also-making-vampyr-role-playing-game
I am looking forward to their next game but man this is a stupid title. Maybe their next game will be Wyrwulf.
It's not "lol we're so different" marketing spelling. "Vampyre" is the first recorded English spelling of the word (Oxford Dictionary). I don't know why the final "e" is sometimes dropped. Maybe it is supposed to be closer to German and other languages, where the word is spelled without an "e" at the end.