IGN - Human Element began as something that was, in hindsight, too ambitious for a small independent developer like Robotoki -- and what it's become is something radically different, for better or worse.
Creative Director Robert Bowling revealed a new version of Human Element to the surprise of many fans. Some responded with excitement, some with disappointment. Others felt a sense of betrayal. The ultra-violent debut trailer retained next to nothing of Human Element's original vision as a narrative-heavy open world survival game about people. It was more in line with Call of Duty, the franchise Bowling worked on at Infinity Ward prior to going independent.
"We need more than iteration, we need revitalization."
You can say that again. Game has become repetitive and stale. Nothing new same and old story. The franchise also needs to move into future settings.
Call of duty franchise is like Pokemon franchise or even Madden. Every fan of the franchise want better games, better story, better graphics, but everybody else buy the crappy yearly release anyway. Why would Activision change anything to Call of Duty when it's the best selling games every year?
I'm just over CoD. Vanguard was the first CoD I didn't buy since I started playing in 2006. I don't plan on buying into the game franchise again
The PS4 is still a very young, and yet very successful home console. Despite the fact that the PS4 is so young, we have seen many great titles already get cancelled for the ever popular Playstation 4. In this video The VitaBoys count down the five greatest PS4 games that you unfortunately will never get to play.
Robert Bowling now has a new job at Humble Bundle as the Vice President.
Depends on how robust the multiplayer is. Not worth $60 for a 5v5 multiplayer game. I still don't think Evolve is worth it either.