He highly praised Vanillaware's 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim and even went as far as jokingly saying he doesn't care if Atlus goes bankrupt as long as Vanillaware survives.īe sure to check out the actual new trailer for Project Eve if you haven't yet, along with our own impressions. Yoko Taro has always been pretty outspoken about liking games. He said he was looking forward to the game. Yoko Taro actually already praised Project Eve in the past too, right after it was first revealed on April 4, 2019. Looks like he isn't bothered at all about how similar to NieR Automata the game could be. After the PlayStation Showcase, he shared a simple and concise tweet: "I'm BUYING this" while quote retweeting the news. Yoko Taro, the creative director of the NieR series, is actually pretty excited for Project Eve. Yoko Taro shares his thoughts on Project Eve via Twitter MORE - Let's try analyzing Project Eve's battle system.Alongside a Bullet Time feature straight outta Bayonetta (or Max Payne / Matrix depending on your references).
We just know that there's quite a lot of QTEs. Sure, we've seen a lot of fights and gameplay, but we have no official game system breakdown. Project Eve might as well be quite different in those regards compared to NieR Automata. And the battle system's intricate details are still a mystery. We don't know much about Project Eve's story. Personally, I believe it's a bit too early to say anything though.
#PROJECT EVE STORY ANDROID#
Featuring a beautiful female android as the protagonist. Both are action RPGs and take place in a post-apocalyptic world. Whether you believe Project Eve is a rip-off of NieR Automata or not, I'm sure you can't help but make comparisons. If you’re a fan of intense action games, Stellar Blade is a title that needs to be on your radar.Project Eve was one of the many upcoming PS5 games featured at the latest PlayStation Showcase on September 9, and part of the NieR Automata fanbase has been criticizing the Korean game, calling it a rip-off - turns out Yoko Taro himself shared his thoughts on the matter. The suggestion that the game will involve some choice as to how Eve interacts with the citizens of Xion could hint at a Souls-like hub area that lets you pursue quests and relationships with certain NPCs that will affect the ending of the game.
“The enemy’s every move is deliberate, and this allows the player to counter it with appropriate moves and lead the battle to their own advantage.”
#PROJECT EVE STORY SERIES#
“Simple yet profound, the combat action is all about various options you’re given and a series of constant attack and defense,” Lead Combat Designer Kiseok Kim explains on the game’s website. The post also teases some traversal mechanics, including how the main character can scale walls, slide down slopes, and switch on objects scattered throughout the game’s world. Parrying and defending fills the “beta gauge,” which players can then use to pierce armor and interrupt enemy combos with powerful attacks. The PlayStation Blog post about the game teases that the game will have fast but deliberate combat as players have to switch between attacking, parrying, and defending.
Stellar Blade’s combat will be “challenging and strategic”.įrom the trailers alone, we can see that Project Eve will be an intense action game.
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