[ Каскадный ] · Стандартный · Линейный Daemon X Machina/Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion, От создателя Armored Core

[dimm0505]

Игра выходит 13 сентября 2019 года

nA BRAND-NEW NINTENDO SWITCH TITLE WITH THE STRATEGY OF A MECH
GAME AT THE SPEED OF AN ACTION GAME!

A brand-new, fast-paced mech action game from Kenichiro Tsukuda is coming to the
Nintendo Switch system. Take your Arsenal, a fully customizable powered suit, out for
an array of missions to surmount the enemy at all costs. Choose and equip your
Arsenal with a multitude of weapons, obtain more from downed enemy Arsenals,
and swap them on the fly to suit your strategy in the face of ever-changing threats.

FEATURES:

• Kenichiro Tsukuda is well known for his work developing the Armored Core series. He
and his talented team have developed this brand-new title with the goal of making it
“the best mech action game” out there.
• The character designs were created by Yusuke Kozaki, who also worked on the Fire
Emblem Awakening and Fire Emblem Fates games.
• Mech concept designs were created by Mr. Kawamori, who also worked on the
Armored Core series and the Super Dimension Fortress Macross series.
• Arsenals can battle freely in the air and on the ground.

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Суббота, 27 мая 2023, 01:30

[dimm0505]

Различной инфой об игре стали потчевать на постоянной основе и это не может не радовать.
Кроме того, что вы можете кастомизировать своего перса и свой Arsenal (то есть меха) сообщили, что над дизайном персонажей в это игре работал Yusuke Kozaki из команды Fire Emblem Awakening и Fates.

- at the Lab in the Hangar, you can alter your physical appearance
- options to alter include gender, body, face, hair, eyes, eyebrows, makeup, scars, and tattoos
- you can also tweak abilities like speed and jumping
- unlocks like this are applied to your Outer, so you'll retain them inside your Arsenal
- browse and accept missions at the Hangar
- missions are separated by Rank (difficulty), offer monetary rewards, and contain side objectives
- side objectives for any mission might include things like keeping your health from dipping below 50 percent
- in-game storms will turn the game monochrome for a split second as thunder claps
- cutscenes will be voiced
- if you're playing alongside a friend, you can add two more computer-controlled Arsenals to your team
- through research back at the Hangar, you'll be able to earn (regular-sized) boss weapons for use with your Arsenal
- after beating a boss, a minute-long countdown initiates before you're kicked back to base
- this aspect will play a "key role" in multiplayer
- many of the game's sound effects were made with musical instruments
- on the equipment screen, you'll swap in new parts for your Arsenal, paint, register loadouts, and launch the testing grounds
- there are parts for right/left/shoulder weapons, auxiliary, and right/left pylon
- compare parameters side-by-side and sort your list
- manage your Arsenal's Femto energy, as it interacts with the game in many different ways
- Yusuke Kozaki of Fire Emblem Awakening and Fates is handling the character designs

И интервью портала 4Gamer с продюсером и дизайнером игры:

4Gamer: The fact that you were able to make them resemble a suit of armor is impressive too, but their musculature in particular is impressive!

Kawamori: The Arsenals’ muscularity is something that would become characteristic of their design. When I was thinking about the game’s “identity,” I wanted the mechs to be representative of that identity. Rather than just having them be a suit of armor, I felt that it’d be better if they were modeled after the musculature of a living thing and were covered with reinforced parts.

Tsukuda: And that was what gave birth to the “fighting while exchanging equipment” concept, in which you can switch out your Arsenal’s weapons and equipment mid-battle. Kawamori-san was able to convey the image of a mech laden with bulky weapons yet still have it be able to move as if it were human.

Kawamori: I tried to take into account the fact that the player would most likely be fighting with a good deal of weapons. Again, this isn’t the best way to say this probably, but an object’s weight is something you can get away with skirting around in things like games and anime. There were times where I wondered if that kind of thing was okay, but in the end, we decided that it’d be better if the Arsenals’ movement felt light despite being burdened with heavy weapons.

4Gamer: Next, I’d like to ask about the graphics. When I think of mecha, more realistic visuals come to mind – but I’d say this game is closer to anime. Mr. Kawamori, how did you feel when you first saw the game?

Kawamori: I think a work’s “look” or visual style is of incredible importance, so I thought it was very interesting that the team deliberately went for a more “graphic” style as opposed to realism.

Tsukuda: Thank you – we almost “painted” the shadows in such a way that it made it look like it was animated; that was something that Kawamori-san mentioned he thought looked good. It was quite a while ago that he said that, but his advice stayed with me this whole time.

4Gamer: And what exactly was his advice?

Tsukuda: We were making another 3D game, and he asked me: “Why are you showing every nook and cranny of the buildings’ passages?” It wasn’t necessarily that something was there, but because those things were within the player’s field of view. He told me, “If there’s nothing to show, don’t show it.”

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Суббота, 25 августа 2018, 17:26