Neowiz held a press conference for its upcoming title Kindom Under Fire: Age of Storm, a new member of classic AOS Kindom Under Fire series, on February 5th. Featuring the interest of the third person Back-View battle, this game will provide player real battle feel on its unique RTS maps.
Kingdom Under Fire: A War of Heroes is currently free and in Early Access on Steam, but the game was found out to run on blockchain software.
Running a mining app secretly, thank goodness people found this crap. I won’t buy their games now.
Unsouled is a hyper-challenging ARPG. It’s basically a spiritual successor to Onimusha, with a twist: beautiful pixel art.
Ok, so it has advanced abilities and mechanics, but visually and gameplay wise I mean...
wtf, why did I replied!?
Visually it looks nothing like Onimusha. Gameplay wise, I’m not sure where you’re getting the connection from… like you’re saying because you swing a sword and have advanced abilities it’s a spiritual successor to Onimusha? That’s like saying a game where you shoot a gun and have healing items is like Resident Evil.
Onimusha was initially Resident Evil set in feudal Japan. Sure they decided to make it it’s own IP due to differences similarly to what they did to Devil
May Cry when that was initially RE4.
Is there back tracking and puzzle solving? Do you use red orbs, blue orbs, or yellow orbs to refill health, magic, and level up?
I’d even argue aesthetics is important when making connections to a game series. I don’t see that at all here.
Also, aren’t spiritual successors literally the creation of a game from previous developers that try their best to recreate the game as a new IP without breaching copyright laws? Bloodstained is a good example of a spiritual successor to Castelevania.
I dunno, man. I don’t see the connections at all.
Also, wtf, I have no idea why you replied…
I completely agree!!! Sorry but i figured you replied to my post. I said HLDrifter and than I saw - how did I get that conclusion?. My bad.
Ha, no worries.
I completely agree with you that it looks more like Hyper Light Drifter. I was responding to the editor of the article.
Ulvespill writes;
Last year I received a new MMO game that I was going to review. But it wasn’t a normal “cash grabber” of the genre, this time I had the pleasure to experience the highly anticipated Korean game, Kingdom under Fire 2.
