Same flop as Forspoken (i was right)

[Drimon]

This will be a disappointment, similar to the reception of Forspoken.

Dull and Uninspiring World Design:
One of the key elements that captivate players in a game is its world design. Unfortunately, Atlas Fallen fails to deliver an engaging and visually appealing world. The environments appear uninspired, lacking unique and immersive elements that would make exploration exciting. The world feels dull and fails to spark the player's imagination, leaving them disconnected from the game's setting.

Lackluster Storytelling:
A captivating narrative is crucial to the success of any game. Regrettably, Atlas Fallen seems to fall short in this aspect. The storytelling appears weak and lacks depth, failing to engage players on an emotional level. The characters may come across as flat and uninteresting, making it difficult for players to invest in their journey. A compelling story is integral to maintaining player interest, and the lack of it may contribute to the game's failure.

Lack of Innovation and Originality:
In a saturated gaming market, standing out from the crowd is crucial. However, Atlas Fallen seems to lack the innovation and originality needed to make a lasting impact. If the game fails to bring fresh and unique gameplay mechanics or fails to offer a fresh perspective on existing concepts, players may quickly lose interest. The lack of innovation can contribute to the game's downfall, especially in a competitive industry.


Conclusion:
Based on concerns surrounding the world design, storytelling, animations, art direction, and overall lack of innovation, it is plausible to expect that Atlas Fallen may end up being a flop similar to Forspoken.

[Khimari]

Well, if it will be at least at the same level design as Forspoken, then I'm hyped, still enjoying Forspoken's exploration

[csword.rain]

Damn you're lucky, you got to play the game early

[Drimon]

Originally posted by csword.rain:

Damn you're lucky, you got to play the game early

Everything I criticized can be clearly seen in the trailer and gameplay footage.

[KrZ]

Originally posted by Drimon:

This will be a disappointment, similar to the reception of Forspoken.

Disappointment for discerning gamer, yes. Commercial failure? Would not bet money on it.

Originally posted by Drimon:

Dull and Uninspiring World Design; Lackluster Storytelling; Lack of Innovation and Originality

Ubisoft in a nutshell, yet the likes of AssCreed and FarCry still selling loads of copies for some reason.

[Narcissistic Cannibal]

Damn, another upcoming game falls under the brutal strikes of Drimon the Critic.

[UselessFoetus]

I'm sure it will do well enough just like their other games.

[ShadowGeckoX]

Originally posted by Drimon:

This will be a disappointment, similar to the reception of

trashy trash Drimon is at it again.

[Wyvernclaw Jack]

Originally posted by Drimon:

This will be a disappointment, similar to the reception of Forspoken.

Dull and Uninspiring World Design:
One of the key elements that captivate players in a game is its world design. Unfortunately, Atlas Fallen fails to deliver an engaging and visually appealing world. The environments appear uninspired, lacking unique and immersive elements that would make exploration exciting. The world feels dull and fails to spark the player's imagination, leaving them disconnected from the game's setting.

Lackluster Storytelling:
A captivating narrative is crucial to the success of any game. Regrettably, Atlas Fallen seems to fall short in this aspect. The storytelling appears weak and lacks depth, failing to engage players on an emotional level. The characters may come across as flat and uninteresting, making it difficult for players to invest in their journey. A compelling story is integral to maintaining player interest, and the lack of it may contribute to the game's failure.

Lack of Innovation and Originality:
In a saturated gaming market, standing out from the crowd is crucial. However, Atlas Fallen seems to lack the innovation and originality needed to make a lasting impact. If the game fails to bring fresh and unique gameplay mechanics or fails to offer a fresh perspective on existing concepts, players may quickly lose interest. The lack of innovation can contribute to the game's downfall, especially in a competitive industry.


Conclusion:
Based on concerns surrounding the world design, storytelling, animations, art direction, and overall lack of innovation, it is plausible to expect that Atlas Fallen may end up being a flop similar to Forspoken.

Ah yes, the story of CS and Dota 2 is what has been captivating all these players for over a decade.

[Kabaale]

Funny enough,i think the total opposite...

[MundM]

You've got a ton of opinions on a game that isn't even out yet.

[Player 1]

I pre- ordered to give it a shot , I have a lot of concerns of my own , but still

[Yakumo Yomi]

Originally posted by CoolRick:

Originally posted by Wyvernclaw Jack:

Ah yes, the story of CS and Dota 2 is what has been captivating all these players for over a decade.

This probably sounded really witty in your head, but could you try dumbing it down a bit so you communicate more clearly to less high-minded people like myself?

Are you saying this game is similar to CS and Dota 2?

Nah, I think they were using CS and DOTA 2 as a counterpoint to TC's assertion that "a captivating narrative is crucial to the success of any game".

On a similar note, the best-selling game of all-time (Minecraft) barely has a narrative at all.

[Drimon]

Originally posted by Yakumo Yomi:

Originally posted by CoolRick:

This probably sounded really witty in your head, but could you try dumbing it down a bit so you communicate more clearly to less high-minded people like myself?

Are you saying this game is similar to CS and Dota 2?

Nah, I think they were using CS and DOTA 2 as a counterpoint to TC's assertion that "a captivating narrative is crucial to the success of any game".

On a similar note, the best-selling game of all-time (Minecraft) barely has a narrative at all.

A Action RPG needs a good Story and good World Building and Lore.
This is one of the biggest Points for a good RPG.

A MP Game or Survival Sandbox Game does Not need any Story at all.

Deck 13 biggest Problem with Surge1-2 and Lords of the Fallen was the Bad Story, ♥♥♥♥ NPCs and Bad World Building.
This is why FromSoftware Games are so great because the Story, Gameplay and World Building IS Just perfect

[csword.rain]

You seriously think people cared about the story in Lords Of The Fallen and The Surge games?

Lords Of The Fallen's main problem was the slow and clunky movement, not the story.

Not to mention most people play those types of games for the combat and level designs.

[ShadowGeckoX]

Originally posted by Drimon:

Originally posted by Yakumo Yomi:

Nah, I think they were using CS and DOTA 2 as a counterpoint to TC's assertion that "a captivating narrative is crucial to the success of any game".

On a similar note, the best-selling game of all-time (Minecraft) barely has a narrative at all.

A Action RPG needs a good Story and good World Building and Lore.
This is one of the biggest Points for a good RPG.

A MP Game or Survival Sandbox Game does Not need any Story at all.

Deck 13 biggest Problem with Surge1-2 and Lords of the Fallen was the Bad Story, ♥♥♥♥ NPCs and Bad World Building.
This is why FromSoftware Games are so great because the Story, Gameplay and World Building IS Just perfect

everything ok at home trashy trash Drimon? I see you had no luck farming steam awards on this thread