Today is Monday, January 10th, and the tearful fruit lady continues to bring you the latest ACG news ~ Today's daily newspaper is as follows:
1. Is the Silk Dove coming? Hollow Knight: Song of Silk is highly likely to be released this year
2. Liver pain! Gone with the Wind 2 takes about 500 hours to complete
3. Rumors that Hideko Miyazaki is "Armored Core 6"
4. The developers of Detroit: The Transformation may be working on two AAA games at the same time
5. Today's Shanguo a picture flow: "Dead Cell" DLC is on sale, the body is flat history low discount ~
Editors of the foreign media THEGAMER recently found that logging into the GOG mobile terminal through a mobile device and visiting the "Hollow Knight: Song of Silk" page will see the word 2022 in the release date of the drop-down menu.
While it's possible that this is just a temporary placeholder, it's consistent with the release date leaked last September, so both of our current leads point to 2022. It's unclear whether Hollow Knight: Song of Silk will be as cross-platform as the first one, but given its portability and commercial value, landing multiple platforms at the same time should also be a foregone conclusion.
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Techland, developer of Gone With the Wind 2: The Battle for Man and Man, recently announced on Twitter: "If you want to achieve full success in the game, it will take at least 500 hours, which is almost as long as walking from Warsaw, the polish capital, to Madrid, the capital of Spain." ”
The tweet didn't pique players' curiosity about its content, though. Out of thousands of replies and retweets, many players believe that there must be a lot of unnecessary "garbage time" in this 500 hours of content, and many players decide to cancel their pre-orders to avoid falling into the Trap of Techland. The studio then tweeted clarifying: "500 hours is the time to complete all the tasks, reach the full ending, and then explore every corner of the game." If you only play the main and side quests for one week, it will take about 70-80 hours, so don't worry! ”
In May 2020, it was reported that the development status of Fading Light 2 was regrettable, and although Techland denied this claim, subsequent reports further suggested that the project was indeed very chaotic. But in any case, "Gone With the Wind 2: The Battle of Man and Benevolence" will meet you on February 5, 2022, so let's look forward to it.
Today, FromSoftware has become almost synonymous with a specific game style, but fans have never forgotten that the sci-fi-set action game Armor core series was once the studio's main business. Hidetaka Miyazaki has also said on many occasions that the sequel to the series is being produced, but recently some netizens have found some new clues.
Reddit user Red Liquorice exposed the first details of Armored Core 6. He claimed to have received a consumer survey from FromSoft on the new game Armored Core, which included two screenshots, some gameplay clips, and textual descriptions of some key plot points.
The story of Panzer Core 6 seems to focus on an unknown substance called Melange, which can "greatly advance human society," though it also seems to have a strongly destructive negative impact. Long ago, Melange caused a cosmic catastrophe that destroyed the planet Bashtar and the surrounding star system. Now, with Melange used again on Earth, competing factions are flocking to the ruins of Bashtar, including governments, cults, mercenaries, and mega-corporations.
Red Liquorice also mentions gameplay and systems. Armored Core 6 is said to contain highly freedomd character customization, "dynamic" third-person shooting, and hybrid combat with melee weapons and shields. A mech system with an overwhelming sense of scale is also essential, and the system seems to place more emphasis on player building diversity, and the game is very customizable.
Of course, these are unofficial content, and we had better have reservations until FromSoftware or Bandai Namco officially make a statement. But anyway, the last game in the series was also 10 years ago, so Armored Core 6 is indeed a long-awaited work for fans of the series, and hopefully we'll hear more about it in the near future.
Quantic Dream Studios, the developer of Detroit: The Changing Man, previously said Star Wars: Eclipse is in development, but Twitter user AccNgt broke the news that Quantic Dream Paris Studios is currently working on another AAA game.
It's said to be a "very humorous" game that will build on Quantic Dream's PS4 technology demo The Dark Sorcerer, which quantic Dream showcased at E3 2013, and will be more advanced than Star Wars: Eclipse. It's worth noting that Quantic Dream is no stranger to game adaptations based on technical demos: the previous hit Detroit: Change of Man was based on the 2012 PS3 technology demo Kara.
It was also revealed that this will be a cross-generational game and will also land on PC. It will focus on storytelling and interaction as much as Quantic Dream's previous games, written by Quantic Dream's founder David Cage himself, set in a medieval fantasy world.
Interestingly, AccNgt also said that the development team for the project is working hard to recruit developers. It has previously been reported that Star Wars: Eclipse is also recruiting developers and has encountered a shortage of manpower. It's hard not to worry about the development prospects of these two games, after all, Star Wars: Eclipse will be an open-world action-adventure game, and it will be difficult for a short-staffed studio to make such a huge project.
AccNgt has accurately leaked screenshots of "Star Wars: Eclipse" before this year's TGA, but said a thousand and ten thousand, the above content is unconfirmed, it is recommended that you eat melon with caution.