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I just love how colorful the game looks.
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I did see the character customize videos, really good system.
Just read, Code Vein delayed to 2019 with no exact release date:
“CODE VEIN has received an enormous amount of positive feedback from eager fans who have received hands-on time with in-development versions of the game over the past nine months. Armed with knowledge of how well the game has already been received, we made the decision to postpone the release of CODE VEIN to further refine its gameplay in an effort to exceed the expectations fans already have of the title. It was a difficult decision to make, but we feel it is the correct one.”
—Bandai Namco Entertainment America
“CODE VEIN has received an enormous amount of positive feedback from eager fans who have received hands-on time with in-development versions of the game over the past nine months. Armed with knowledge of how well the game has already been received, we made the decision to postpone the release of CODE VEIN to further refine its gameplay in an effort to exceed the expectations fans already have of the title. It was a difficult decision to make, but we feel it is the correct one.”
—Bandai Namco Entertainment America
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I'm fine with that, more than enough to play and more polish is always good.
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any idea what was wrong with the game?
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must have had some bad beta feedback.
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that game is too anime looking for its own good.
Read updates on the game, from dualshockers:
Bandai Namco finally revealed more on Code Vein, the dark action RPG by God Eater’s core staff. The game was supposed to launch back in September 2018 but got indefinitely delayed to 2019.
First off, Bandai Namco confirmed that Code Vein‘s development is going smoothly, and the game will definitely launch in 2019.
Multiple changes were made to Code Vein during its extended development time. The Blood Code system, which is basically Code Vein‘s class system, was completely reworked. Players will now be able to freely change their Blood Code, or reset them to change their build. This change triggered other bigger changes in the game to rebalance everything, like the placement of enemies.
Leveling up Blood Codes also unlock active and passive abilities. A character can have 8 active abilities and 4 passive abilities equipped at a time. Yoshimura stated that properly selecting your Blood Code and these abilities are the core aspects of Code Vein.
Players start with 3 Blood Codes: Fighter, which focuses on close combat. Ranger, which focuses on long range, and Caster, which focuses on magic. These three Blood Codes will be in the Network Test as well. In the final game, certain Blood Codes will be obtained automatically as you progress in the story, while some will require players to unlock them through other means.
Lastly, Yoshimura revealed that Bandai Namco didn’t decide on how long the Network Test will last, and it might get extended depending on players’ feedback.
Code Vein will launch in 2019 on PC via Steam, Xbox One, and PS4.
Bandai Namco finally revealed more on Code Vein, the dark action RPG by God Eater’s core staff. The game was supposed to launch back in September 2018 but got indefinitely delayed to 2019.
First off, Bandai Namco confirmed that Code Vein‘s development is going smoothly, and the game will definitely launch in 2019.
Multiple changes were made to Code Vein during its extended development time. The Blood Code system, which is basically Code Vein‘s class system, was completely reworked. Players will now be able to freely change their Blood Code, or reset them to change their build. This change triggered other bigger changes in the game to rebalance everything, like the placement of enemies.
Leveling up Blood Codes also unlock active and passive abilities. A character can have 8 active abilities and 4 passive abilities equipped at a time. Yoshimura stated that properly selecting your Blood Code and these abilities are the core aspects of Code Vein.
Players start with 3 Blood Codes: Fighter, which focuses on close combat. Ranger, which focuses on long range, and Caster, which focuses on magic. These three Blood Codes will be in the Network Test as well. In the final game, certain Blood Codes will be obtained automatically as you progress in the story, while some will require players to unlock them through other means.
Lastly, Yoshimura revealed that Bandai Namco didn’t decide on how long the Network Test will last, and it might get extended depending on players’ feedback.
Code Vein will launch in 2019 on PC via Steam, Xbox One, and PS4.
Read on Tech Advisor's preview of the game:
The version of the game we played started with a character creation screen that was actually extremely impressive.
The game opens up with a few cut scenes that help set the stage. The narrative, character design and story all scream a JRPG influence which tends to be fairly polarising. It feels much more like you’re playing Final Fantasy than Dark Souls in this respect.
One of the most interesting features of the gameplay is that of your character’s Blood Trait, which you can slot in and out of your character at any time, and functions almost like a class. These traits come with boosts to your base stats, stamina and health and also unlock specific abilities too.
The first major boss that I got to kill gave some solid weight to the story too, managing to make you feel guilty for an earlier choice and attaching you to the world very early on.
Code Vein is shaping up to be a very solid RPG. The game will provide a substantial challenge with a much more direct story that you’d find in a Souls game. Combine this with an extremely impressive character creator and many different ways to build and play your character, and we think Bandai Namco are onto a winner here.
The version of the game we played started with a character creation screen that was actually extremely impressive.
The game opens up with a few cut scenes that help set the stage. The narrative, character design and story all scream a JRPG influence which tends to be fairly polarising. It feels much more like you’re playing Final Fantasy than Dark Souls in this respect.
One of the most interesting features of the gameplay is that of your character’s Blood Trait, which you can slot in and out of your character at any time, and functions almost like a class. These traits come with boosts to your base stats, stamina and health and also unlock specific abilities too.
The first major boss that I got to kill gave some solid weight to the story too, managing to make you feel guilty for an earlier choice and attaching you to the world very early on.
Code Vein is shaping up to be a very solid RPG. The game will provide a substantial challenge with a much more direct story that you’d find in a Souls game. Combine this with an extremely impressive character creator and many different ways to build and play your character, and we think Bandai Namco are onto a winner here.
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Really looking forward to it.
That green giant monster boss PLOT in the third pic though,eewwwww, yuck!
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that is the bad type of plot, yes.
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