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Geek Ultra Apr 24 @ 6:15am
is the game linear or open world?
bought the game, but can only start it this weekend :steamsad:
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Willow Rivers Apr 24 @ 6:21am 
It is linear, you can explore the zones you come to and find hidden optional bosses and items but it is not open world.
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Geek Ultra Apr 24 @ 6:22am 
Originally posted by Willow Rivers:
It is linear, you can explore the zones you come to and find hidden optional bosses and items but it is not open world.
oh then that makes it better. thanks!!
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infobio Apr 24 @ 6:35am 
Ma diocan...
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Whirblewind Apr 24 @ 8:22am 
Originally posted by Willow Rivers:
It is linear, you can explore the zones you come to and find hidden optional bosses and items but it is not open world.
This vastly overstates the open-ness. The game is much more linear than this.
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Devils-Advocate Apr 24 @ 8:25am 
It's linear and all the better for it
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Lunaire Apr 24 @ 8:28am 
Yeah it's more like Darksouls than GTA if you want to see that way.
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Geek Ultra Apr 24 @ 10:29pm 
Thanks guys. Will play it tomorrow on ps5
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ReadyNick Apr 24 @ 10:54pm 
Level design is a big thing for me, I like to find shortcuts and areas where you can loop around find an optional boss or some cool loot, maybe get lost.

Games can be linear and still have great level design and depth.

How is it for that sort of thing? I'm going to check it out later when I'm home anyway, might as well see what's up on Game Pass.
Last edited by ReadyNick; Apr 24 @ 11:14pm
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Ratsplat Apr 24 @ 11:14pm 
It's like most JRPGs where there's a fairly linear progression (with a world map). And I can only assume that eventually it opens up extensively with lots of optional bosses and areas.
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Null Apr 24 @ 11:17pm 
Originally posted by ReadyNick:
Level design is a big thing for me, I like to find shortcuts and areas where you can loop around find an optional boss or some cool loot, maybe get lost.

Games can be linear and still have great level design and depth.

How is it for that sort of thing? I'm going to check it out later when I'm home anyway, might as well see what's up on Game Pass.
The layouts themselves are very typically JRPG. Mostly straight areas with some branching paths with loot at the end of them that you double back after picking up. With some circular paths.

It does some more interesting stuff with them, though, with more vertical areas, crossing gaps, that sort of thing.
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