Sentences with phrase «makes episodic games»

As rumoured, Telltale Games, developer of the brilliant Walking Dead adventure series, is making an episodic Game of Thrones title.

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When you do episodic games one of the first, or rather, main objectives is to create a story compelling enough to make you want to play the

When you do episodic games one of the first, or rather, main objectives is to create a story compelling enough to make you want to play the rest of the season.

Let us know in the comments what series you would like to see get the episodic treatment, or what full fledged games Telltale should make!

The game itself is already dived up into chapters, so it could easily be made in episodic form.

=) «I'm unhappy about how little the content is per episode» You're getting multiple hits per ep and the location count and even hit count is still around the same as a normal Hitman game so I'm not entirely sure I can say that is based on being episodic as Metal Gear Solid is made in this same format in terms of being in parts, in fact MOST GAMES are made with that layout so I can't really say until more releases.

It's miles away, and has made a fatal mistake by launching in the same week as the new episodic Hitman game.

For The Walking Dead, the developer has partnered with creator Robert Kirkman to make a «multi-year, multi-platform, multi-title» episodic game.

Due to the game's episodic nature, speculation and questions about possible post-release content for Remedy's upcoming Alan Wake being released have made the rounds before.

However, with episodic content rumored for GTAIV and already rolling out for Mass Effect, we can only hope that DLC will become an integral part of how all games are made in the future and how we experience them and the worlds in which they exist.

I know everyone wants to complain about the episodic format but putting that aside, this is the best hitman game ever made.

Where the best of episodic games manage to make each chapter feel fulfilling on its own while still contributing to the overarching story, Bear With Me Episode One feels incomplete.

You've probably heard the rumours, and Telltale Games have now confirmed at The Game Awards that they are making an episodic series of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy.

And with the rise in episodic gaming, developers have the ability to not only have the ability to provide a gaming experience that can be purchased in installments — allowing for gamers to bail out if the game is not to their liking — but many nagging issues can be addressed and improvements can be made with each subsequent episode.

I really like the idea of Dontnod's episodic game choice drama - em - up Life Is Strange, but really it just ended up making me wish it would shut up and let me experience it instead.

SEGA could possibly make a pretty successful episodic game out of this, bouncing between themes and comic books to fight off evil.

All of these excellent pieces culminate to make a great story, which I would argue is the most important part of these episodic games.

Doors of Silence — the prologue is the 1st game in an episodic series that aims to make for an immersive scarefest with a few different styles of gameplay that keeps this from being just another walking simulator.

All I could think of plodding through the episodic game long before I excruciatingly made it past the first chapter and was well into chapter two, was that Man, I wish someone would take the survival concept from Dead Island and apply it to the Jurassic Park Franchise for a first person game.

The Player Choices feature is quite reminiscent of the My Choices feature found in Telltale's previous games such as both seasons of The Walking Dead episodic games by providing an entire listing of your choices including the statistical analysis regarding the percentage of players who have made the same choice as you for each moral decision as well as a variety of decisions that are scattered throughout the chapters of each episode such as backing away from a fight when the opposing Fable has been stunned, who you have decided to place suspicion upon, who you have arrested and much more besides with the feature being directly available from the main menu and at the end of each episode.

I also don't think the episodic release idea is necessarily a bad thing — sure, it'll make Final Fantasy VII Remake a ludicrously expensive game, but I don't think the game would have a chance in hell of capturing the whole Final Fantasy VII story otherwise.

This game flows more like a episodic anime rather than an otome game, meaning that you make ALMOST no choice aside from picking a side.

One of the unique things that I love about Quantum Break is how they incorporate live - action episodic content that greatly gets affected depending on the choices you make in the game.

Yet now people are complaining that a game with a 7 that could very well cost 150 - 200 million to make, is episodic and thinking that the game is going to be expensive... when there's no reason to believe that, and even if it was, it'd be cheaper and probably a better experience than what we paid for.

Known for its episodic release schedule, Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series will be making its way over for retail release.

Meanwhile, French studio Dontnod — which made 2013's Remember Me — teamed up with publisher Square Enix to release Life is Strange, an episodic adventure game starring an otherwise ordinary teenager who discovers the ability to travel in time.

The episodic part of the game put me off at first but as they keep pumping out content for it I totally stand by the decision the developers made when they turned this Hitman game into the episodic game we now are slowly but surely seeing.

Meanwhile Kevin Spacey returned with House of Cards on Netflix which makes me wonder why can't we get more games with episodic story - telling to equal The Walking Dead episodes?

The success of Telltale Games» episodic format games made Seifert realize that IO Interactive had to be daring and he believes the risk paid off.

You've probably heard the rumours, and Telltale Games have now confirmed at The Game Awards that they are making an episodic series of Marvel's Guardians... [Read full story]

With an episodic game, you have to make a good impression faster than you do with a larger game and if you mess up that first impression that can spell doom for your series before it has a chance to really excel.

Episodic games allows us to get feedback from our community (the Order) much quicker than traditionally, which will allow us to improve the quality of subsequent episodes which we feel should make for a better product.

All that could be about to change following a decision by film and television studio Lionsgate to make a «significant» investment in Telltale Games, the developer of episodic adventure games based on The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones.

Over the years, the team at Telltale Games has really made a name for itself through a series of episodic game releases, including ones based on hot properties like Jurassic Park, Back To the Future, The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, Borderlands and, most recently, HBO's Game of Thrones, which is gaining huge accolades from fgame releases, including ones based on hot properties like Jurassic Park, Back To the Future, The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, Borderlands and, most recently, HBO's Game of Thrones, which is gaining huge accolades from fGame of Thrones, which is gaining huge accolades from fans.

But when you make the game EPISODIC DLC instead of just giving us the entire game, it shows you're still greedy pigs only in it for the money.

There are, of course, all six parts of the episodic title and its prologue, plus three bonus missions, the game's soundtrack, the Requiem Blood Money Pack (which gives access to exclusive in - game items for Agent 47), a documentary on the making of the project and more.

Secondly, we've decided that instead of releasing separate «games» and later combining them into a story mode, we will make Glitch Strikers an episodic game with the story told along the way.

In a surprising twist, the developer announced this morning that they're teaming up with Mojang to make an episodic Minecraft series based on the wildy popular, voxel - based exploration game.

If you're not familiar with the series, they are episodic games that mainly focus on narrative, decision - making, and quick - time events.

It made sense for a game that was bought as a single item, with the disc structure chosen only by data needs, but for a game sold on an episodic basis, FF7 Remake will be split up more sensibly.