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Penny Arcade - Comic - Royale With Cheese
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Penny Arcade - Comic - Royale With Cheese
Videogaming-related online strip by Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins. Includes news and commentary.
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Yeah it feels more like an Ark, conan exiles style game.
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I just wish it was a Fallout game
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Which BR game(s) can grab the most player attention/time/money and then try to monopolise on that.
Evangelical-types have always had that rapture-boner thing going on though (Cyanide and Happiness is even making a title mocking both this & BR games).
It wasn't that long ago in a Steam thread we had to explain to some posters that BR games weren't like DayZ or Rust. Now we're doing the converse as Fallout 76 puts more of a spotlight on gaming trends some are having trouble keeping straight/up with. And with it is a dreadful sense of deja vu of times explaining to parents that not all video game consoles are "Nintendos" and the creeping realization that a number of us are now becoming our own parents.
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One BR game to rule them all.
MaddenUnknown's Maddengrounds.
It's extremely different. Unless we're talking a pro wrestling game or eight-player Smash, there's aspects that are lost in a tournament format and even in those exceptions you're limited to eight characters who are guaranteed to be back at full health at the end of the fight. It wouldn't be a battle royale so much as a tournament of mini-battle royales.
There's a reason that the book's prologue is a wrestling fan explaining the concept of a pro wrestling battle royale to a friend.
Now I want to see a BR game that is more "primitive". I want to see one where there's hardly any healing (beyond really just staunching your wounds and preventing dehydration/starvation), and you use very basic weapons like knives, spears and bows. Possibly crafted.
I have no idea if such a thing could actually work as a game, though. But it'd definitely be a different take than the existing BRs.
(And I've already written that I would love to see a Running Man type game - either true to the book, the movie or a hybrid of both.)
I'm the opposite. Lets go less primitive. Waaaay less primitive.
A trillion AIs housed in ships the size of planets are dropped into the galactic core. Harnessing weapons powered by supermassive black holes, they must eliminate each other before the arena disappears due to the heat death of the universe.
Battle Royale, except instead of 100 players in, 1 player out, it's 100 players in, 1 player dies. First death and the game is over and the other 99 share the victory. It'd be a huge timesaver.
100 commoners land on an island and try to marry their way into the monarchy
https://www.engadget.com/2018/06/14/pubg-doesnt-need-to-beat-fortnite-interview/
That sounds pretty fun actually. Like that Petri dish game on itch.io a couple years ago.
That... almost seems more fitting for their stable of characters than a Smash Bros clone. Plus, it's a 3D game type, as most of their source series are.