Japanese developer Gotcha Gotcha Games has recently unveiled RPG Maker U2U, their new Unity-based game making tool. Designed as the next generation entry in the RPG Maker series, the program supports HD-2D-style graphics, popularized by works like DRAGON QUEST III HD-2D Remake and Octopath Traveler. …
… Interestingly, in a new interview with 4Gamer, Hamaguchi says he considers increased player agency and room for individualized playthroughs to be characteristics that games need to offer in today’s market, and he associates this with the prevalence of gaming streams. “One thing RPGs like Final Fant… …
… Notably, the creature which was criticized for resembling a popular fan design of Mega Meganium has been removed from the image alongside the Pikachu and Lucario “lookalikes.” Additionally, the Charizard-looking monster has been replaced with a more mechanical-looking dragon design. …
… One thing I particularly enjoyed about the game is the adorable character designs. Both the heroes and the enemies are rendered in a soft anime style, and the boss designs were my personal favorites. …
… Nakashima: System-wise, we designed all of the character abilities from ground up. While keeping iconic moves like Cloud’s Cross-Slash as-is, we reimagined the attributes assigned to the characters and the ability types from scratch. …
… Finally, having so many great character designs, I get the impression that Sodomy Fatale will resonate with a certain kind of audience. The game has only just launched in early access, but what kind of audience would you like to see playing it? …
… Stellar Blade: BLOOD RAIN’s release is likely still a while away though, as Kim says development is still in its early stages overall. …
… At that point, it felt like all of the pieces had fallen into place. …
… We designed it to give players a sense of security. —True, it felt a bit like popping bubble wrap. …
… But having a foot swing all the way around from behind and then return to its original position like that usually isn’t something the system is designed to account for. —Now that you mention it, it’s not exactly the kind of movement you see very often in the first place. …
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