Ghost of Tsushima y su épica samurái nos impactan en el E3

¡Una de samuráis! Los creadores de inFamous nos sorprenden con Ghost of Tsushima, una espectacular aventura de acción para PS4 que, en el Japón Feudal, nos propone hacer frente a toda clase de peligros con un estilo de juego realista. Hay exploración, sigilo ¡y duelos con katana! Lo nuevo de Sucker Punch pinta genial. Te lo contamos en estas primeras impresiones. [url=https://www.3djuegos.com/juegos/avances/29819/5058/0/ghost-of-tsushima/]Pulsa aquí para leer el artículo de Ghost of Tsushima[/url]

Me han impresionado las físicas, cómo las hojas se movían a medida que los personajes luchaban, o cómo las flores respondían a las pisadas del caballo, etc. Es todo un nuevo nivel de espectacularidad, definitivamente me han vendido el juego.

Cuesta creer que este estudio, después de toda una franquicia ambientada en ambientes urbanos, sea capaz de cambiar el chip de esta forma tan drástica y ofrecer semejantes paisajes. Si a nivel jugable es tan espectacular como artístico, podemos confirmar juegazo.

Era uno de los juegos que más me interesaban y no me ha defraudado para nada. Es todo lo que quería en un juego del estilo.. la ambientación, el apartado artístico.. la fotografía. De escándalo. Además, me parecía increíble ver tan bien representadas posturas de Kendo y Iaido que conozco perfectamente. El juego tiene pinta de ser uno de esos juegos que dejan huella. Solo espero que no tarde demasiado en llegar..

EDITADO EL 14-06-2018 / 00:14 (EDITADO 1 VEZ)

Yo me cortaría las venas ahora mismo, yo paso de que si le harán downgrade, que si lo gráficos, gráficamente estará bien, lo demás, polladas, a mí lo que me ha gustado es su puesta en escena y punto. A tener paciencia y esperar que salga

Mucha información de Ghost of Tsushima: [List][*]It’s an open-world samurai adventure. [*]The game is grounded and realistic. [*]The E3 2018 trailer is not part of the main story, it’s a side quest! [*]The game is a original work of fiction they are not rebuilding history stone by stone. [*]Main storyline will be Jin vs. the Mongols and it is much bigger than the games Sucker Punch have done in the past. [*]Leader of the Mongols is an “uncomfortably reasonable killer” trying to intimidate our hero. [*]The main character is called Jin Sakai. Jin does serve a shogun who has not been shown yet. [*]He’s had to go beyond his samurai training in order to fight back against the Mongols. [*]There a lot of stories in the game that you may not find them all. [*]There are many side characters in the game, most which have sidequests. [*]They will share details on the combat later. The theme of the combat is “mud, blood, and steel”. They want a feeling of intensity and danger in the combat. [*]Combat system can scale all the way up from a one-on-one combat with a worthy opponent all the way up to dealing with a horde of Mongols. [*]Possibility of other weapons but they’re only showing the katana right now. [*]Sucker Punch teases that Jin's combat style abandons some samurai techniques, swapping them for the "violent grace of a silent assassin". [*]There is a progression system. Jin has learned to use a grapple hook but this is not part of his samurai training. He’s had to learn new tricks to silently kill the Mongols. [*]The evolution on how he fights back is the key to what will keep you engage you will keep finding new ways to wage war. [*]They are looking at Kurosawa films and John Ford westerns to try to translate the cinematic nature of those moves into the game. [*]The player can choose if they want to go full samurai or full ghost in any situation. Square button swings you sword. [*]The swordplay is all mo-cap. [*]Dynamic time of day and weather. [*]Simulated clouds. All dynamic, not painted, never going to be seen twice. [*]Procedural skies and procedural sun break tech. They photo scan the ground from Tsushima and out it it the game. [*]30,000 leafs on the ground in the duel. [*]Half a million pampas flowers in that field. [*]Strong focus on minimalism for the graphics, you see the things that are more pronounce. [*]“Movement” is the environment theme, expect everything to move - blowing trees, windy fields, falling leaves. [*]Landscapes range from the swaying bamboo forests of the countryside, to the urban centers of ornate castles. [*]Everything you can see in the background you can go to such as a Pagoda and Mongol ships, you have the freedom to go where you want at your on pace. [*]They want to give players a lot of navigational options. [*]There will be a minimal game HUD but they’re not showing it just yet. [*]Looks like there’s a photo mode. [*]You can play the game with a Japanese voice track. [*]Even with a cast of mostly native Japanese speakers, they still have a dialogue coach for the game for authentic ancient Japanese. [*]Jin’s nickname is “The Ghost of Tsushima”. Jin has become a “legend” in Japan called “The Ghost”. [*]Jin will change what is wearing. In a rain-drenched part of the world Jin has traded his traditional armor for a straw raincoat called a mino. This has both mechanical value and narrative value. [*]If you roll around a lot in the mud you will be completely cover. If it starts raining it washes away all the mud and blood. [*]You can ride a horse, is integral to the game. Horse’s name is Nobu. [*]The part where he stab the guy though the screen was not a scripted moment. [*]Expect that level of detail (E3 2018 trailer) in the whole game.[/list] Más cositas filtradas: [List][*]Samurai were the most respectable people in Japan, people bow to Jin as he passes by on foot or horseback, but samurai were also feared; some women and children will attempt to hide or flee at the sight of Jin, while others will attempt to attack in order to prove themselves, or take some of the valuable gear a samurai would typically carry. This all helps to make the world feel alive and immersive. Not sure how often these civilian interactions occur. [*]Each outpost has a story behind it and a quest line, not just "take out these soldiers and you retake the village". Villages can be retaken by Mongols if you do not complete the quest line. [*]The game has two central towns (think Witcher 3), and many smaller outposts / villages. [*]There are NPCS who can help train you in the ways of the Ghost, as for a Samurai, it would be a completely different form, and dishonorable way, of combat. Don't expect Jin to be able to right out of the gate know how to throw shuriken, use kunai, use alchemy (poisons, create potions, and explosives), use grappling hooks to get on top of rooftops, quickly, etc. [*]2 major skill trees with many branches; which are way of the samurai, and way of the ghost. Samurai focusing more on sword play, archery, and defense, while ghost focuses more on stealth, alchemy, and agility. [*]Samurai skill tree is fully unlocked from the start, while ghost requires you to complete tasks in order to unlock a specific branch, such as working with an alchemist in order to learn poison abilities, or to create potions with strong effects. [*]You will be free to switch between samurai and ghost kits. Jin in full samurai armor won't be able to climb buildings (you can still jump, don't worry) or swim/dive, and would be fit more for a defensive, all out attack build. This can be balanced out however by mixing kits. You switch by going into any outpost / town, there you will also be able to sleep in order to pass the time, so if you prefer to tackle a mission at night as a ghost, or at day as a samurai, it's up to you. So for a more grounded approach, samurai is recommended. [*]Think of climbing buildings as a faster paced assassins creed. Tenchu style grappling hook makes it even faster. [*]You don't necessarily want to be seen in your ghost kit, as people may take you for an assassin and will sometime be hostile toward you. The game recommends you to be the ghost at night, but samurai at day. Some quests will only be handed out in your samurai gear, or only in your ghost gear, such as assassination requests. Double agent type of system and story to back it up.[/list] La información proviene de ResetEra. Muy interesante Ghost of Tsushima, la verdad. Pintaza.