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Woah, came across a Tales of Maj'Eyal video in the wild



guess it's time to reinstall it again...

edit: well, maybe wasn't the best video ever made lol, but a starving man in a desert coming up to a puddle?
 
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Yeah, they've gone well and truly gone beyond what's necessary. Do they even have any games other than NMS? I feel they should be making money from this.
The most recent thing they've done is "The Last Campfire" but they also have their new game in the works "Light No Fire" which a lot of the current dev work we're seeing in NMS is somewhat related to from what I understand.
 
So Yooka-Replaylee is now out and... They actually fixed issues in the game and enhanced it? That is good to know.
 
So Yooka-Replaylee is now out and... They actually fixed issues in the game and enhanced it? That is good to know.
It looks like they actually added new issues by overcompensating. The difficulty is very low, partially because of how all movement tech is available from the start (which also makes the game much shorter bc less backtracking), and the note-door equivalents weren't adjusted to account for the doubled number of Pagies. If you clear everything in world 1, you can completely skip world 2.
 
Does anyone else here ever get the urge to play games in a genre they don't normally seek out? Like, I've been really, really wanting to play some skateboarding games recently for some reason, even though I don't know anything about skating.
 
combat mission shock force
Huh, this looks interest- holy shit those DLC prices are ridiculous. Far from the worst, but still...

Anyways, I've played a bit of Skate (the 2007 one, not the new one) and holy shit I suck. Most of it is just my lack of experience, but I think the camera angle is fucking me up a bit, too. Also, I can't flick the right stick precisely enough most of the time and do the wrong tricks. I was stuck on one of the tutorials for like 20 minutes because I somehow kept doing ollies instead of kickfliping into grinds lmao
 
Huh, this looks interest- holy shit those DLC prices are ridiculous. Far from the worst, but still...

Anyways, I've played a bit of Skate (the 2007 one, not the new one) and holy shit I suck. Most of it is just my lack of experience, but I think the camera angle is fucking me up a bit, too. Also, I can't flick the right stick precisely enough most of the time and do the wrong tricks. I was stuck on one of the tutorials for like 20 minutes because I somehow kept doing ollies instead of kickfliping into grinds lmao
Yeah, that's combat mission for ya. Ran by a bunch of gigaboomers.
I have a big love for early cold war gone hot, early 80s to late 70s when Warsaw Pact was at its strongest
 
Yeah, they've gone well and truly gone beyond what's necessary. Do they even have any games other than NMS? I feel they should be making money from this.
They do, there's another game thats very similar they're making. Once they get a feature for that game complete enough they backport it to NMS for live testing.
 
Alright, some news that might be of interest to peeps here:

1) Let it Die has an official sequel coming out in December 2025.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMwZTM3dJMU
For those unfamiliar with the setting, it's a Soulslike set in a post-apocalyptic world that has managed to recover from the catastrophe enough that they started developing consoles and stuff. That's a plotpoint because Suda51 is metatextual like that. Anyway, you played as a dude invited by Uncle Death (that's the Grim Reaper dude with the funky sunglasses and skateboard) to play a game where you control a zombie to climb a tower.

The sequel likely has a similiar setup, with your protag playing various zombies as classes to descend into the circles of Hell (sorta) and plunder it for great profit. LiD1 was a unique game and I enjoyed it despite its various flaws. My hope is that the devs improved on movesets and mobility.

2) I stumbled over a trailer for a game called Death in Abyss. Despite what you might think, it has no relation to Made in Abyss.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWLXedfbEN0
Now the reason why I share this trailer is because the gameplay really reminds me of Star Fox, especially the All-Range Mode. As you can see from the video, the fighter also performs barrel rolls (yes, I know, not the right term) and even the UI resembles Star Fox's. I suspect there will be charged shots and smartbombs too. I'm gonna check it out sometime, see if my hopes are true.

3) Lastly, I'd like to recommend Acecraft to anyone interested in a game for their smartphone.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krwZhm6Q7nI
It's a shoot'em'up styled after (stolen from, more like) Cuphead where you pick a pilot with their custom fighter (One pilot has a jetpack and fires by clapping real hard) and then go down to town on various bad guys. The game is decent enough in giving you resources to roll the dice. I haven't paid a single cent for any of the pilots or Wingmen, but still unlocked like two thirds of the cast by now. While the difficulty increase rapidly, that just means you need to upgrade equipment and pilot skills, both of which get upgraded fast thanks to various QoL utilities like Patrol where your pilot farms coins, fuel, and equipment upgrade material for up to 24 hours. So far I have not ran into the usual issue of power creep yet, so... all in all, it's a charming little game to pass the time and I can recommend it.
 

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