LegendOfKage
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Hunter's Arena: Legends is coming to PS4 and PS5 early next month, and will premiere on PS Plus for both consoles.
Naraka: Bladepoint is coming to PC later this year.
And after posting this thread, I later found this game which also seems to be a melee combat battle royale.
While the gameplay will likely be quite different, I used Powerstone as a memorable example of a competitive fighting game that allows for more than two players to fight each other at once. Regardless, it seems BR is moving away from being only about shooting people. For those who generally hate battle royale games, but happen to enjoy fighting games, I have to wonder where that leaves you.
As a fighting game fan, do you have any interest in the genre as a battle royale? Do you think the highly competitive nature of the fighting game community will be a good mix for a battle royale, or do you think this will interest fans of battle royale games more than fighting games? Either way, it will be interesting to watch these two games, and see which one of them does the better job of mixing two very different genres.
Your thoughts?
Naraka: Bladepoint is coming to PC later this year.
And after posting this thread, I later found this game which also seems to be a melee combat battle royale.
While the gameplay will likely be quite different, I used Powerstone as a memorable example of a competitive fighting game that allows for more than two players to fight each other at once. Regardless, it seems BR is moving away from being only about shooting people. For those who generally hate battle royale games, but happen to enjoy fighting games, I have to wonder where that leaves you.
As a fighting game fan, do you have any interest in the genre as a battle royale? Do you think the highly competitive nature of the fighting game community will be a good mix for a battle royale, or do you think this will interest fans of battle royale games more than fighting games? Either way, it will be interesting to watch these two games, and see which one of them does the better job of mixing two very different genres.
Your thoughts?
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