US EditionSomehow, The Alters Has Made Survival Games Interesting Again
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Somehow, The Alters has made survival games interesting again
I know, I know, open-world survival-crafting games are about as played out as Call of Duty by this point, but that just makes it all the more impressive when one manages to break through the noise. I haven't put serious time into one of these since Minecraft, but I have a sinking feeling that's about to change. — Read the rest The post Somehow, The Alters has made survival games interesting again appeared first on Boing Boing.
Set on the mythical desert planet Arrakis, ‘Dune: Awakening’ is an open-world survival MMO (Massive Multiplayer Online) developed by Funcom. Launched on June 5th in advance and on June 10th for the rest of the adventurers, Frank Herbert’s universe has reached the digital entertainment scene with an ambitious proposal.
The Alters is a unique game. Unique in that it brings together different types of games in one package, where the chaos of resource management and a constant time trial determine all the choices we must make in the leadership role. For some time now, I have been following The Alters, the new game from 11 Bit Studios, a Polish developer of survival and management games, such as This War of Mine and the Frostpunk saga. It is a more ambitious game …
Dune: Awakening is a massive multiplayer survival video game developed by Funcom; set in the arid and iconic planet Arrakis.Dune's most interesting thing: Awakening is its quite entertaining survival mechanics; but because of this it loses sight of the mythology of the franchise.
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