Endgame ?

[BlackSgh]

Hello everyone,

I would like to know if there is any information on the subject?
Not having a big budget, I prefer to position myself on a game offering end-game content or a "ng+". (And therefore a potentially infinite lifespan)

sorry for the spelling mistakes, I have "Google Translate"

[Menphues]

I was wondering the same thing... I feel it's a one and done?

I was going to preorder but there is no details of endgame of what to expect, so I held off.

[JackBaldy]

Their previous titles have had NG+. With that being said, most gamers don't ever even finish the game once (Look at any stats regarding this), so I don't know why there's a specific subset of gamers that feel the need for every game to have "infinite replayability".

I prefer quality over quantity. One could spend hours and hours in a game like Diablo 3, but by the 100th hour mark I wanted to kill myself to be quite honest. Just because a game can be played "endlessly", that doesn't mean that one should play it "endlessly" nor that most people will. They won't.

And for a lot of people, that "endless" content is far from quality. Sometimes it's better to have a beginning and an ending that is satisfying, and a solid journey in between, than have something that overstays it's welcome in the name of "infinite replayability".

[Voidfox]

The absolute lack of any details on anything other than the fighting system is concerning. Game looks cool, but we have no idea of longevity and/or replayability. For some, one and done is fine, for others, they want something to sink their teeth into. Both are fine, but would be nice to know which one this is and what to expect.

[CybernetikFrozone]

Deck 13 now has an AMA on Reddit, check it out now!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/15kijti/ama_we_are_deck13_developers_of_atlas_fallen/

[JackBaldy]

Originally posted by Voidfox:

The absolute lack of any details on anything other than the fighting system is concerning. Game looks cool, but we have no idea of longevity and/or replayability. For some, one and done is fine, for others, they want something to sink their teeth into. Both are fine, but would be nice to know which one this is and what to expect.

https://segmentnext.com/atlas-fallen-game-length/

Originally posted by Creative Director Jan Klose:

Well yes, this is a difficult question because it’s so different for everyone! But I think you can easily sink 25-30 hours into the game if you want to complete every little task.

It doesn't seem like Atlas Fallen is designed with the sole intent of sucking the life out of players through very bad mental manipulation tactics like some looter aRPGs like to do. I, for one, am glad that this game isn't trying to be the failure that something like Godfall was.

And a lot of people are sleeping on the fact that Atlas Fallen can be played cooperatively with another player.

[Voidfox]

Originally posted by JackBaldy:

Originally posted by Voidfox:

The absolute lack of any details on anything other than the fighting system is concerning. Game looks cool, but we have no idea of longevity and/or replayability. For some, one and done is fine, for others, they want something to sink their teeth into. Both are fine, but would be nice to know which one this is and what to expect.

https://segmentnext.com/atlas-fallen-game-length/

Originally posted by Creative Director Jan Klose:

Well yes, this is a difficult question because it’s so different for everyone! But I think you can easily sink 25-30 hours into the game if you want to complete every little task.

It doesn't seem like Atlas Fallen is designed with the sole intent of sucking the life out of players through very bad mental manipulation tactics like some looter aRPGs like to do. I, for one, am glad that this game isn't trying to be the failure that something like Godfall was.

And a lot of people are sleeping on the fact that Atlas Fallen can be played cooperatively with another player.

Thanks for the link, still doesn't give much detail, but I suppose based on what they are saying, it's a one-and-done game after 20 or so hours. Not at all a bad thing for those wanting the ability to finish a game within their busy schedules.

[Voidfox]

Originally posted by CybernetikFrozone:

Deck 13 now has an AMA on Reddit, check it out now!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/15kijti/ama_we_are_deck13_developers_of_atlas_fallen/

Excellent. Been reading the questions and answers, so far any questions around NG+ or endgame or replay value have yet to be answered. They did mention, again, the game will be about 20 hours long and longer for those wanting to do all the side content.