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Vampyr Will Have 4 Very Different Endings | New Screenshots Released
- Thread starter NeoRaider
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Really curious about this one, LiS was my only DotNod game, and while i went with low expectations it surprised me with how they handled multiple choices and especially rewarding those players that spent time reading and exploring every nook and crannies with better outcomes.
We'll see if they'll be able to use that and everything they learned but in a much more bigger game together with many other systems, plus i'm always down for some non AAA Wrpgs.
Do we have an estimate release date?
Yeah, that was the only thing that stuck out like a sore thumb of LiS, it took all those complex choices and turned it into a single choice.
We'll see if they'll be able to use that and everything they learned but in a much more bigger game together with many other systems, plus i'm always down for some non AAA Wrpgs.
Do we have an estimate release date?
Yeah, that was the only thing that stuck out like a sore thumb of LiS, it took all those complex choices and turned it into a single choice.
NeoRaider
Member
Q4 this year.
NeoRaider
Member
Evil Monkey DTT
Banned
Okay when someone says they have 4 different endings I actually believe them. Look at fallout (we have hundreds of different variables) and it means nothing. These guys deserve some extra credit just for not bullshitting a number.
Dirk Benedict
Member
Just read that. High up on the radar now. Thanks for the link.
MechanicalWall
Banned
Gotta disagree with the folks saying Life is Strange's ending was poorly handled.
That's my rationalization, anyway.
That said, I'm kinda mixed on Vampyr. OTOH, LiS is my game of the generation so far, while Remember Me was good but not great. But on the other hand, what I liked about Life is Strange (being the first game with a decent budget I've played that tackles a lot of contemporary personal and societal issues in a realistic and mature way, magic time rewinding powers notwithstanding) doesn't really seem to be here. I'll definitely keep my eye on the game, but I'm almost certain it won't top it's predecessor.
Yeah, you got a binary choice at the end, no matter what you did up to that point. But the way I see it, the way you decided to play the game and what you ended up seeing will really influence your decision one way or the other. I think people who really indulged in the optional stuff and got super immersed in the world would go with Bay, while people who focused on the main story and stuck with Chloe for most of the game were more inclined to pick Bae. Essentially, your unique experience with the game changed how you approach the final decision.
That said, I'm kinda mixed on Vampyr. OTOH, LiS is my game of the generation so far, while Remember Me was good but not great. But on the other hand, what I liked about Life is Strange (being the first game with a decent budget I've played that tackles a lot of contemporary personal and societal issues in a realistic and mature way, magic time rewinding powers notwithstanding) doesn't really seem to be here. I'll definitely keep my eye on the game, but I'm almost certain it won't top it's predecessor.
As much as I doubt they'd make the no feeding ending that hard to get, I kind of hope they do. I doubt the protagonist, being a predefined one, will be anything you want him to be. So if there's an option to not feed that directly impacts the ending, the protagonist will most likely not want to feed, but act, in the story, as if he felt the need to. So I'm really hoping they'll make the player feel the same way.
Make that shit HARD.
Of course, the combat must be good enough for it to feel like a challenge too, not just frustrating.
We'll see, I'm definitely very excited for this one. I should play Remember Me before it comes out.
Focus Home is killing it with Vampyr and Call of Cthulhu.
Make that shit HARD.
Of course, the combat must be good enough for it to feel like a challenge too, not just frustrating.
We'll see, I'm definitely very excited for this one. I should play Remember Me before it comes out.
Focus Home is killing it with Vampyr and Call of Cthulhu.
Schopenhauerian
Member
Agree with the above, as I mentioned in another thread (Lowest rated game that you have loved):
Thanks for posting the link/quotes, OP.
SchrodingerC
Member
Hoping we finally get another great vampire game.
I have faith in Dontnod.
I have faith in Dontnod.
LurkerPrime
Member
Is this game the unlikely champion of the Nemesis system?
From the article:
But anyways, everything is sounding good. I'm looking forward to finally having an Angel (the TV series): The RPG.
SolVanderlyn
Thanos acquires the fully powered Infinity Gauntlet in The Avengers: Infinity War, but loses when all the superheroes team up together to stop him.
I'm cautiously optimistic because Life is Strange's second ending was terrible.
They definitely have the potential to deliver on a good story though, so that could have been a misstep.
They definitely have the potential to deliver on a good story though, so that could have been a misstep.
barneystuta83
Member
http://www.polygon.com/2017/3/24/15...-is-strange-dexter-moral-compass-release-date
A piece from the backend of last week. Says will be an E3 demo. The final game will not be episodic and last between 15-30 hours.
Lots more info in the article with some potentially light spoilers.
A piece from the backend of last week. Says will be an E3 demo. The final game will not be episodic and last between 15-30 hours.
Lots more info in the article with some potentially light spoilers.