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I like the stories that have to do with space, I did not expect something special from this Cod, but in the end I liked it a lot. Its multiplayer something typical, but its good campaign, I liked the characters and the conclusion that had the story. Good soundtrack, with a nice atmosphere.
Good drawing, although it is difficult to make armor.
In addition to reinforcing the theme of survival, the upgrade and scavenging systems in The Last of Us also provide a natural progression to player abilities based on behaviors the designers definitely want the player to practice: careful exploration of each environment, sparing use of one-use items, and frequent weapon cycling as different needs arise. The two work very well together, and even when the player has plenty of raw materials on their side, it never quite feels like they have enough to handle anything they encounter, striking an interesting balance overall.
During the earliest section of The Last of Us, even when the gameplay is still not combat or stealth focused, the level design is still establishing it’s core rules- look for light in stark contrast, yellow/yellow highlights lead to your goal, etc. While the primary intent behind this section is to establish Joel’s character and the backdrop of the larger world, it is no accident that these moments of teaching are so subtly presented as well.
Licenciements chez That's No Moon, le studio derrière Crossfire
Le studio That’s No Moon, à l’origine du jeu d’action narratif Crossfire, a procédé à des licenciements dont le nombre exact reste inconnu. Plusieurs anciens employés ont relayé la nouvelle sur LinkedIn le 6 août, évoquant l’impact de cette restructuration sur des postes d’artistes techniques et d’artistes environnementaux. Sollicitée, la direction n’avait pas encore réagi. Un studio prometteur,…
Naughty Dog is now 20% cooler. How's it feel that one of the highest rated games this generation was made by a brony? :P