All articles tagged with #windblown
Originally Published 2 months ago — by PCGamesN
Motion Twin, the developer of Dead Cells, chose not to create a sequel and instead focused on developing a new game, Windblown, driven by their creative passions rather than external pressure or business considerations, highlighting their unique cooperative structure and commitment to innovation.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Rock Paper Shotgun
Motion Twin's upcoming roguelike game Windblown offers fast-paced, procedurally generated arena fights with a potent dash mechanic that allows players to swiftly navigate through the game world. The game's vibrant visuals and expressive gameplay are reminiscent of Saturday morning cartoons, but the relentless speed may overwhelm some players, leading the developers to introduce pauses to alleviate exhaustion. With inspirations from games like Devil May Cry and Monster Hunter, Windblown features co-op for up to three players, 11 weapon types, and a whimsical approach that sets it apart in the crowded roguelike genre.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Kotaku
Motion Twin, the developer of Dead Cells, has released a gameplay trailer for their upcoming roguelite game, Windblown, showcasing its high-speed action and emphasis on dashing, combat, and mobility. The game draws inspiration from titles like Hades, Devil May Cry, and Bayonetta, and offers three-player co-op for tackling challenges. Windblown is set to enter early access on Steam later this year.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Insider Gaming
Motion Twin, the developer of Dead Cells, has released a gameplay trailer for their upcoming action roguelite, Windblown, which is set to launch into PC Early Access in 2024. The trailer showcases key mechanics, hero abilities, and colorful environments, generating excitement among fans. With Dead Cells' development concluded, Windblown offers a new experience within the same genre, allowing players to absorb enemy powers and recraft their gear. Evil Empire, the studio behind Dead Cells' post-launch content, is also working on a new Prince of Persia game set to release into Early Access later this year on Steam.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IGN
The original Dead Cells designer criticizes Motion Twin for abandoning the game to focus on their new title, Windblown, calling it a "greedy" and "one-way strategy" that leaves loyal players and employees at Evil Empire behind. The decision to cancel all upcoming updates for Dead Cells has sparked controversy, with the former lead designer expressing disappointment and alleging that the move is to make room for Windblown. Motion Twin has yet to respond to the criticism.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Eurogamer.net
Former lead designer Sébastien Benard claims that Motion Twin's decision to abruptly end Dead Cells' development was a strategic marketing move to make room for their new game, Windblown. Benard criticized the decision as a "greedy" and "logical marketing stunt" to promote the upcoming action roguelite. Most of the original Dead Cells developers had either left or were not working on Windblown, leading Benard to believe that the cancellation was a deliberate strategy to shift focus to the new game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Rock Paper Shotgun
Former Dead Cells lead designer Sébastien Benard criticizes Motion Twin's decision to end Dead Cells updates, calling it a "marketing stunt" to make way for Windblown, Motion Twin's upcoming game. Benard feels this decision betrays the game's community and the current development team, Evil Empire. He apologizes for his "blunt words" but emphasizes the significant work done by Evil Empire in keeping the game fresh and alive. He speculates that Motion Twin's decision may be driven by a desire to maintain control over the Dead Cells legacy and create space for Windblown.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Motion Twin, the developer of Dead Cells, has announced their next project, Windblown, at The Game Awards 2023. Windblown is a lightning-fast combat roguelite with an emphasis on co-op play, where players assume the role of warriors fighting to protect their home from a deadly Vortex and its minions. The game will be available in Steam Early Access next year.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Indie developer Motion Twin, known for Dead Cells, has announced their next project, Windblown, at the Game Awards 2023. The game features fast-paced action, co-op play, and a transition from anime-esque cutscenes to 3D gameplay. Players assume the role of Leapers, warriors fighting against a deadly Vortex and its minions. Windblown will be available in Steam Early Access next year.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eurogamer.net
Motion Twin, the developer behind the acclaimed game Dead Cells, has announced their next project called Windblown. Described as a "lightning-fast combat roguelite," Windblown is a tough but fair combat-focused adventure where players take on the role of Leapers, warriors tasked with protecting their home world from the deadly Vortex and its minions. The game features rapid-fire dash mechanics, the ability to swap between multiple weapons, and the need to absorb fallen warriors' memories to master different fighting styles. Windblown will be released on Steam early access in 2024, with beta tests planned prior to launch.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Polygon
Motion Twin, the studio behind Dead Cells, has announced their next game, Windblown, a lightning-fast combat roguelite. Players can take on the game solo or in teams of up to three in online cooperative multiplayer. Windblown features isometric action, colorful cel-shaded characters, and agile anthropomorphic warriors known as Leapers. The combat is tough but fair, with players absorbing the memories of fallen warriors to master different fighting styles. Windblown is set to launch in 2024 on Windows PC via Steam Early Access.