Gaming News August 6, 2022
Homeworld 3 is Finally Getting A Release Date for Late 2023
Homeworld is the latest, and third, installment in the famous space exploration franchise that is coming to Steam. Much like the legendary Eve Online, the Homeworld franchise is a free-roam, real-time exploration and economy simulator. The game is being developed by Blackbird Interactive, and will be published by Gearbox Publishing. The game’s release date is now set for early 2023, and this comes as a great relief to those who have been anticipating the release. The release comes after a very successful crowd funding campaign made possible by Blackbird, and in the main article we will examine the details of the game.
The Setting
The setting is no less than the open expanse of space. The space-exploration game employs mechanics that are reminiscent of EVE and other real-time world builders. But Homeworld does have a few unique elements going for it, and “will not just be a visual treat for fans, with all new ship designs and settings, but will also add key gameplay features that continue to deepen the series’ enthralling strategy gameplay.”
Granted, the developer has a lot invested in the success of the game, but, objectively, it does seems to be a great step forward in tailor made hardware driven software.
The Developer Perspective
“Strategic freedom is yours. Hulking space derelicts called megaliths bring 3D terrain into the classic Homeworld battlespace. Use the crumbling remains of an ancient civilization to funnel foes into a brilliant ambush or hide your fleet from powerful enemies. Fortresses teem with menacing turrets and invite your strike craft into dangerous trench runs deep behind enemy lines. But not everything is in your control. Dangerous space phenomena like particle storms and asteroid fields will test even senior commanders.” -From Steam
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Far From Home is Releasing “Forever Skies” in Late 2023. This slow-burn, first-person apocalyptic game is the newest effort from the developers at Far From Home, and it promises to be a winning release. According to sources, the game is set in a post-apocalyptic world where the Earth has been completely devastated by an unknown catastrophe. This cataclysm has covered the planet in a radioactive dust that is most hazardous. The player is thrust into this sickly and hostile world and must make their way across it to survive. In the main article, we will be examining the game and its mechanics for you.
The Setting
As stated, the game is set in a post-apocalyptic world after the vents of a nuclear disaster. The wasted and hostile landscape is something to be reckoned with all on its own, but there are a number of challenges that are going to make things interesting. The enemies that compose the pantheon of hostiles is diverse and terrifying.
The game can be played co-op, or cooperatively, or as a solo game wherein one just follows the story. Interestingly enough, the player does start out in a rudimentary airship, or sky craft that enables travel throughout the landscape.
The Developer Perspective
“Sometimes we hear that Warsaw or Kraków, for example, are very polluted cities, like the most polluted cities in the world. And now, sometimes, we receive messages on the phone that say, ‘if you can, just please stay at home because going outside is dangerous.’ The air is like poison…and this was one of the many things that we were like, ‘yeah, maybe this is a good topic to speak about.” -Far From Home CEO
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Last Days of Lazarus, winner of the Best Romanian Indie Game and Best Visuals Awards in development, is coming in 2023. This gothic first person game is set in an alternate future in the era just after the fall of the Iron Curtain. This game’s plot is quite detailed and rich, providing the main backdrop for the mechanics of the gameplay. It is being developed and published by GrimTalin, and it is run on the Unreal Engine 5. As the world falls apart, the main character of the game must make it home before it’s too late. In the article we will examine why this game is so highly anticipated.
The Setting
The game is set in an era shortly after the fall of the Soviet Union, and the events become increasingly grave and supernatural. The main character finds himself on a road to his former home and the course of his travels leads him to confrontations with powerful beings and old friends, and enemies.
The game, in pre-development, has received a number of awards and acolytes from reviewers and indie magazines alike. The adventure dynamic and intimate character development are particularly interesting and may yet win the game another award.
The Developer Perspective
“Last Days of Lazarus is a first-person adventure game with a strong narrative and rich visuals drawing its inspiration from the post soviet era with a Gothic vibe and supernatural elements. As the story unravels, you’ll meet questionable characters whose corrupted version of the truth you’ll need to navigate. With a troubled past yourself, you’ll struggle not only with solving the mysteries laid upon you but also with keeping alive any sliver of hope for salvation.” -Developer
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Developed by Proper Games, the Flock! game is set to release in the summer of 2023. The game will be published by gaming giant Capcom, and they have been pretty forthcoming about their confidence in the game. The whole game is a kind of zany puzzle, action-adventure game which puts the player in control of a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) and requires them to find a solve environmental puzzles. In the main article we will examine the game and what it stands to contribute to the gaming genre.
The Game
Basically, the game focuses on a rather, on the surface, mundane task of rounding up all the cattle and farm animals in a certain area in order to abduct them. However, this task ends up providing many more challenges than at first it appears it would.
There are a total of 55 playable levels that will engage the player and force them to use new skills, and older skills in new ways in order to get the task accomplished. It get’s pretty difficult, if I’m honest. But it more than makes up for it’s simplicity in fun and progressive gaming mechanics.
Interest
“One of our biggest hurdles was creating a game that was accessible to everyone right away. To that end, we did a lot of tuning with the level progression to ensure users wouldn’t get overwhelmed early on, but we had to make sure that a lot of new interesting things unlock to keep the player engaged. We also spent a lot of time tuning the controls to make them as intuitive as possible. We wanted to ensure the game was technically accessible to as many players as possible so we had an entire team devoted to making the game run on lower speced PCs. From all that effort, I believe we achieved our goal of making the game easy to pick up and enjoy.” -Developer
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