All articles tagged with #player agency
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Wccftech
The Outer Worlds 2, releasing on October 29, aims to deliver deeper RPG mechanics, larger worlds, and greater player agency, responding to fans' desire for more complex and customizable role-playing experiences, as discussed by game director Brandon Adler.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Eurogamer
Hollow Knight is praised as one of the best Metroidvania games ever, distinguished by its subtle tutorialization, clever use of visual and environmental cues, and a design that empowers player exploration and agency, making it a masterful example of game design that deeply engages players psychologically.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by NBC Sports
The article advocates for players in professional sports to push back against the draft system, highlighting an incident where NBA player Ace Bailey reportedly refused to play for certain teams, and argues that players should have more freedom and agency, criticizing the current draft system as unfair and suggesting alternative methods could be better for players.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by GameSpot
Hell is Us is a bold, non-traditional game that emphasizes player agency and exploration, with minimal guidance and a focus on investigation and challenging combat, set in a tumultuous 1990s fictional country. Its deliberate design choices may polarize players, but it offers a unique experience that stands out from typical action games.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by FandomWire
Helldivers 2 faces a potential crisis as the Democracy Space Station, intended to enhance strategic gameplay, reveals the community's struggle with player agency. The latest Major Order, "Operation Balance of Liberty," has highlighted players' inability to handle strategic freedom, prompting concerns that Arrowhead Game Studios may need to impose more restrictive gameplay systems. This shift could undermine the game's core appeal of player-driven decision-making, threatening its unique charm and future.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Rock Paper Shotgun
Pax Dei is an upcoming social sandbox MMO set in medieval Europe, with an emphasis on community, inclusivity, and player agency. Developed by Mainframe Industries, the game will allow players to contribute to their communities through building, fighting, crafting, and logistics. Every item will be player-crafted, and there won't be any NPCs. The game has been in development for three years and is being directed by CCP co-founder Reynir Hardarson. It is compared to Wurm, but with better graphics and gameplay. There is no release date yet.