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- [Narrator] Knights,
castles, swords, shields,
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kings, queens, magic, mages, dragons,
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that's the type of stuff
we're talking about today
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because we're talking
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about 20 new and upcoming
medieval games of 2024.
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Medieval, of course, can be pretty broad.
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That's how we're treating it.
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It's not strictly a medieval time period,
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it's just games that have some
of those specific elements.
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And believe it or not,
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there's a lot of cool ones to talk about.
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We got 20 games, so let's get
started off with number 20.
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"Kin-strife" is an upcoming game
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that's a medieval strategy RPG,
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but with the main hook being
realistic physics simulations.
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As you can see onscreen
here with the combat,
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they're striving for realism
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with a bunch of different
detailed levels of physics
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to articulate character movement,
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the swing of swords, and realistic damage.
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And while it might look goofy
to some people out there,
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this type of combat is actually something
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that people really want.
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So "Kin-strife" isn't the first game
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to do this type of physics-based combat,
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but it is the first to implement it
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in a full medieval strategy RPG world,
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where you're gonna create
your own character,
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you're gonna wander
around, and explore towns,
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and go on quests to try
and become a bigger knight,
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or just general adventurer.
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So while, at first glance,
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to some people it might seem goofy,
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this is something that a lot
of people have been wanting
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for a while.
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It's also just non-linear
single-player game
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specifically set in 13th-century Germany.
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There's a lot of potential
here, it's from a small studio.
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This is really the only thing we've seen
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that they've worked on,
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but it's a lot of cool ideas.
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As of right now, "Kin-strife"
is just slated as coming soon,
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but we're expecting to
see more pretty soon.
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Next over at number 19,
we have the "Quinfall,"
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which looks to be a pretty
massive and ambitious MMORPG.
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Absolutely vast worlds,
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a bunch of different types of characters
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to really build out.
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We've seen knights, archers,
rogue-type characters,
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characters that do magic.
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Apparently, the game is going to have
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dozens of different professions.
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And they're going for full
medieval fantasy here,
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but covering a variety
of different regions,
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a lot of environmental variety,
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apparently taking advantage
of RTX and ray tracing,
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ah, and it's apparently going
have a full-featured story,
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as well as all the MMORPG elements.
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So this is a lot.
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So while the developers are
being somewhat transparent
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and showing off a lot of their
updates on a YouTube channel,
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on the other hand,
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there's a lot of speculation
out there and disappointment
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that apparently, a lot of the game
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is just using Unreal Engine assets
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just thrown together in a game.
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So there is a lot of debate out there
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as to whether or not this
game is gonna be good.
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We're gonna wait and judge
the final release, of course,
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but as of right now,
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we're probably gonna be seeing more
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from the "Quinfall" this year.
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Next over number 18, we
have "Project Awakening."
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This game was revealed
on a PlayStation showcase
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as a PS4 title in 2018,
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and then by like 2019,
it kind of went dark.
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It is from Cygames who, more
recently you may remember,
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made "Granblue Fantasy Versus,"
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but "Project Awakening"
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just looked like something different.
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It was like a big, massive,
medieval, fantasy-action RPG
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with potentially some really cool combat.
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You playing as a knight,
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like killing these big dragon bosses,
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almost kind of like
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more of an action
combat-oriented "Dragon's Dogma,"
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like something a little
bit more over the top.
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Unfortunately, they went quiet
for a while with this game,
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and only just recently
did the developers confirm
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that the game is still in the works
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and that it still exists.
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This was thanks to some
journalists spotting the game,
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confirmed it still being in the works
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in the publisher's earnings call.
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So we had seen a little
gameplay and a thing in 2021
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and we were expecting to
see more from this one soon.
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We hope we do because it
did look really sweet.
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Next over number 17, we got
something totally different.
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It's "Legendary Tales" in VR.
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This thing is just really cool
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if you're kind of like
an old-school RPG fan.
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This has been an early access for a while
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and pretty known in the VR community,
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but now in 2024, it's
gotten its full release,
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and it's kind of getting
out there in more places.
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And essentially, the
best way I can pitch it
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is something kind of like oblivion
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or like kind of like
old-school elder scrolls,
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but in VR.
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The graphics are kind of lo-fi,
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but they have this really
charming appeal to them
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and you can kind of live out
your knight fantasy here.
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There are a lot of games
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that have given you a sword and a shield
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and let you go crazy in medieval fantasy,
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but I just think
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the way that "Legendary
Tales" goes about it,
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you know, the vibe, the tone to it all,
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is really, really unique.
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To be totally frank,
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I don't think Gameranx talks
about VR as much as it should,
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so that's why I'm mentioning this.
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Next over at number 16, we
have "The Awakener: Risen."
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Now, get past the generic title,
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and you realize that this game
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is essentially an open-world action RPG
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set in a medieval Europe,
but with a fantasy spin.
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And we're bringing this one up
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because it has been in
the works for a while.
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It seems like 2024 is the year
where it's going to release,
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and a lot of people have
kind of dunked on the game
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by saying it's a ripoff
of "Dragon's Dogma."
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And yes, from some of the
gameplay, you can argue that,
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but the game has its own thing going on.
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A little bit of a different style,
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some really cool enemy types,
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and we're hoping something
good can come from this.
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And you know what, if it
does really turn out to feel
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like a "Dragon's Dogma 2" ripoff,
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hell, there are some people out there
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that just want more "Dragon's Dogma 2,"
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so you could possibly get it
with "The Awakener: Risen."
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We won't know for sure
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until we actually get our
hands on it, but yeah.
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Next over number 15, we have
"Enotria: The Last Song."
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I mean, in the last couple of years,
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it's worth acknowledging
that there has been a deluge
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of games inspired by FromSoftware's work
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with the "Dark Souls" games,
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a lot of games kind of using
that formula or that sub-genre
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and doing their own spin on it.
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And "Enotria: The Last Song"
is totally down with that.
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It is billed 100% by
them as a "Souls" like,
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but this is centered
around Italian folklore,
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so it kind of seems like you're playing
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as these badass medieval
Italian swordsmen,
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but like with a big fantasy spin on it,
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like over-the-top weird
creepy bosses and enemy types.
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And just from the style alone
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and the types of characters on
screen and the environments,
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this game does look pretty unique.
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The game development studio
is actually from Italy.
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They've worked on a
couple of games before,
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but none of them really hit
the mainstream, so to speak.
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And this is definitely their
biggest project by far,
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and we're really looking
forward to seeing more of it.
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As of right now,
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it has a release date slated
for August 21st, 2024.
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Next over at number 14,
we're gonna mention it.
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We've mentioned it in a lot of lists.
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It's "Dragon Age: Dreadwolf."
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EA and BioWare have
been working on this one
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for a long, long time now,
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and we're really hoping,
and kind of speculating,
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that 2024 is a year where we see it.
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It's been teased in the past,
we've gotten little things.
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You know, we've gotten the title,
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we've gotten little cinematics,
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but nothing really substantial.
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And they've been working
on this thing for so long
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"Dragon Age" fans are
really chomping at the bit.
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And like elephant in the room,
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there's obviously some huge potential here
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for BioWare to win back some fans.
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I don't know if you know this,
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but they've had some issues
with the last couple of games,
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so this could essentially
be their return to glory
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or another big misstep.
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We don't know for sure
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just because we haven't seen anything,
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but we think 2024 might be
the year, at least we hope.
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Next over number 13, here's
something a little different.
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It's called "Mirthwood." Check this out.
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This is like an isometric adventure
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in a medieval fantasy world
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where you create your own character,
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you kind of pick your character archetype,
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and you go out in the world and adventure.
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Seems like there's some survival elements.
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You're hunting, you're crafting,
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but you're also fighting enemies,
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getting quests from villagers,
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and just the art style and
everything about it is different.
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It's refreshing.
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We played so many gritty, realistic,
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awesome medieval battle
simulators and stuff like that.
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Sometimes, I like a little
bit more of an old-school,
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top-down RPG adventure.
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And this one with the
medieval fantasy vibes
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seems like it could
scratch a perfect itch.
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As of right now, this is slated
for third quarter of 2024,
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and we can't wait to see more.
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Next over at number 12, we have "Avowed,"
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this is Obsidian's next big game.
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Obsidian, of course,
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the maker of legendary RPGs
like "Fallout: New Vegas."
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This is their big collaboration
with Xbox Game Studios
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who now owns them.
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"Avowed" actually takes
place in the same universe
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as their "Pillars of Eternity" games,
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but this is a different style of games.
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Some people are gonna be
calling it, of course,
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like Obsidian's "Skyrim," but
it looks a little different.
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It's first-person combat
with some flexibility there.
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But the world, the setting, the art style,
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all of it just seems distinctly different.
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You're gonna be swinging
swords, slinging spells,
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and fighting monsters.
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And at this point, Obsidian
is pretty good at that.
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This one, we still need
to see more, honestly,
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because the few bits of
gameplay they did show off,
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it wasn't enough.
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It's hard to really judge the game yet,
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but we do have some faith in Obsidian.
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They've made some really
cool games in the past,
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and this one is slated
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for third quarter, fourth quarter 2024.
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Next over at number 11, we have "Pax Dei."
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This is a social sandbox MMO
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that is heavily medieval-oriented,
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and it has a lot of potential.
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I mean, just looking at it, it seems cool.
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It seems like it's really going
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for actually replicating
that medieval look and feel.
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There are some fantastical elements, sure,
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but mostly it's you living in this world,
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worrying about your village,
taking care of your clan,
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making decisions,
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actually living life
possibly with other players,
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and then going out and adventuring,
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where the further you go
away from the heartland,
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the more dangerous the world gets.
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You create your own character
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and you go out in this world
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that looks, frankly, pretty gorgeous.
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Just recently at the time
of making this video,
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there was an alpha play test
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and some of the early
responses are pretty good.
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There's some gameplay out there,
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you get to see how vast the world is,
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how the combat kind of works,
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and we really think
this one has potential.
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Apparently, it is going to
be entering early access
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at some point in 2024,
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so you can check it out for yourself.
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Next over at number 10, we
have "No Rest for the Wicked,"
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the newest game from the people
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behind "Ori and the Blind Forest"
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and "Ori and the Will of the Wisps,"
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but "No Rest for the Wicked"
is a very different game.
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It's a top-down medieval
fantasy, adventure, RPG,
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kind of in the vein of like a "Diablo,"
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but very much its own thing
with a focus on storytelling,
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adventuring, and exploration,
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and just a beautiful,
gorgeous, unique art style.
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We did make a video on this game,
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and it being an early
access, it does have flaws.
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Also, it's not the complete game yet.
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But the developers
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have very much been
working on it constantly,
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adding updates,
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and it absolutely has a ton of potential.
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The foundations make for an awesome game
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that I'm already really, really enjoying.
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And when they really perfect
everything for a full release,
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I think this is gonna be a contender
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for just a kick game.
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"No Rest for the Wicked" has fun combat,
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a really good sense of
atmosphere and exploration.
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It's got some good gore and violence
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and just a unique mythical fantasy world
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that's unlike any other
I've seen in a game.
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So that's definitely worth something.
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Like I said right now,
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it is available on early access on PC,
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but eventually you're gonna be able
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to play it on consoles
too with the full release.
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Next over at number nine,
we have "Kingmakers."
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This game is...
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This is awesome, I love this idea.
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I don't know if this
counts as a medieval game,
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but damn it, you know what?
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I think it does.
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Essentially, it's a
medieval battle simulator,
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kinda like RPG thing,
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but your character can utilize
stuff from the 21st century.
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Yes, this game, if you're online a lot,
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you have seen the trailer for this,
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where there's a medieval battle going on
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with tons of enemy forces,
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and suddenly a guy in a
pickup truck shows up,
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runs everybody over, gets out of the car,
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and shoots everybody with a gun.
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Yes, that's this game.
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And we think that's a
really creative and fun idea
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and we need more of those.
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And "Kingmakers" isn't like just a meme,
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like it's not just a viral moment.
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It seems like it's got
actual action strategy
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sandbox elements to it,
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as well as like a whole element
of building up your kingdom,
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doing all that,
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and then setting out to battle
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with planning where trebuchet
go, where forces go, all that.
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Then, you get to run in with
a gun and have some fun.
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It could potentially be a
really good mix of genres
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and really just a good send up.
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It's being published by tinyBuild,
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and they would know what they're doing,
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and this is releasing sometime in 2024.
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Next up at number eight,
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we have the "Elden Ring:
Shadow of the Erdtree DLC."
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Yeah, "Elden Ring" isn't quite medieval,
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but like the year "Elden Ring" came out,
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we cheated on that
medieval games list too,
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because you know what, there's
swords, horses, shields,
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a lot of castles, so it
counts for something.
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And "Shadow of the Erdtree"
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is one of the most anticipated
releases of the year.
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That's crazy.
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It's also just a DLC or
expansion for a game,
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but it's "Elden Ring,"
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one of the biggest games to hit
in the last couple of years.
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So this is apparently going
to be the biggest thing
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since sliced bread.
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FromSoftware has been working
on it for a while now.
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We don't know too much about it,
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other than a trailer that
showed some new abilities,
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some new bosses,
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a new area which Miyazaki, series creator,
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has said that is roughly
the size of Limgrave
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from the original game.
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So you have some perspective there,
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but we're just really excited to see
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what can go down with this one
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because FromSoftware does
a really, really good job
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with their DLCs in the past.
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So we're really excited to see
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like what the next chapter
of "Elden Ring" can really be
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because that alone, just that
phrase, is really exciting us.
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All I gotta know now
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is that it is releasing June 20th, 2024.
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Next over at number seven,
we have "Chrono Odyssey,"
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a game that's been in
the works for a while,
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and frankly it doesn't
have a release date,
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but it looks absolutely awesome.
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We've seen knights on horseback
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running from monstrous dragons,
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you playing as kind of like
a knight in shining armor
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with sword and shield, witches, mages,
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all of this going down
almost as like MMORPG raids
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because the game is an
MMORPG specifically for PS5.
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It's been heavily featured
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on the PlayStation YouTube channel
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and some gameplay trailers,
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and there's gotta be
something to this one.
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The world looks absolutely
massive and gorgeous.
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There is like five enemy
factions in the game
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and the Unreal Engine graphics
are really working here.
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Again, this is another ambitious one,
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frankly, I think at this point,
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high-powered, big-budget
graphics, MMORPGs just tend to be.
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We haven't really seen many pop off,
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but "Chrono Odyssey" is
gonna give it a shot,
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and it seems like it's releasing in 2024.
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Now, next over at number six,
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we have the "Gothic 1 Remake."
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The original "Gothic" is
getting the remake treatment
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and it's been in the
works for a minute now,
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and I think this is the type of game
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like it's like just
what the doctor ordered.
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Look, if there's no new "Elder Scrolls"
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or really any other like old-school
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kind of PC RPG coming out soon,
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"Gothic" ideally can scratch a
certain itch for some people.
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It's being completely
remade in Unreal Engine 5,
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it's looking absolutely gorgeous,
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and hopefully a really good spin
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on the classic medieval fantasy RPG.
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And I mean it's a tough remake
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because the original was from 2001,
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but PC fans really loved it.
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The original really had
that old-school PC5 to it,
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but the new remake is
coming not only to PC
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but also PS5 and Xbox Series X and S.
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And it's slated as of right now
for the second half of 2024.
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Next over at number five,
we have "Blight: Survival."
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This one was announced a few years back
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and it made a splash thanks
to its stunning visuals.
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A lone knight wandering through
a plague-ridden landscape
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slaying zombies.
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Absolutely stunning
graphics, good, chunky,
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almost realistic weighty combat,
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and people were just into that, man.
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But believe it or not,
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this game is more than just an adventure.
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Apparently, it is going to have a story,
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but it's actually a medieval
co-op extraction game,
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so you're gonna be playing
this with other people.
00:15:26
This isn't just like a
single-player adventure.
00:15:28
Some people want that, some people don't.
00:15:30
But I think either way,
00:15:31
some of the zombie killing
00:15:33
and just like the atmosphere and tone here
00:15:35
looks really frankly incredible.
00:15:37
The fact that it seems
like it might kind of have
00:15:38
some survival horror elements to it too
00:15:40
really have us excited.
00:15:41
We haven't heard much
from this one recently,
00:15:43
but we're hoping it comes
back in full force in 2024.
00:15:45
I had to talk about this
one 'cause it's cool.
00:15:49
Next over at number four,
00:15:50
we have "Senua's Saga: Hellblade II."
00:15:52
This is continuing the
story of the original game,
00:15:55
featuring a woman
suffering from psychosis,
00:15:57
but now adventuring to Iceland
00:15:59
and engaging in battles with giants, men,
00:16:02
and all kinds of weird crazy stuff.
00:16:05
Visually and tonally,
00:16:06
I'll say with the original
"Hellblade" and this one,
00:16:08
there's nothing else out
there quite like this.
00:16:11
We've seen this type of
style or vibe in films,
00:16:14
but not in a game
00:16:16
and that's why I think the
"Hellblade" games are special.
00:16:18
I really hope the second one
00:16:20
can really continue the
momentum of the first,
00:16:22
kind of expand on the combat and stuff
00:16:23
because this adventure does
look really cool, and gritty,
00:16:27
and frankly kind of scary.
00:16:29
Thankfully, we'll be able
to check it out soon.
00:16:30
We don't have to wait too much longer
00:16:32
because it's releasing May 21st, 2024.
00:16:36
Next down at number three
we have "Dragon's Dogma 2."
00:16:38
This is one of the big
RPG releases of the year,
00:16:41
and it seems like "Dragon's Dogma" fans
00:16:43
are absolutely loving it.
00:16:45
Capcom knew what they were doing here.
00:16:46
This game is a niche cult-favorite,
so they gave us more.
00:16:50
They didn't reinvent the wheel,
00:16:52
they made a sequel
00:16:53
and carried those
elements and those ideas,
00:16:55
and tried to flush them out
00:16:56
and make them better in a 2024 package.
00:16:59
The game absolutely has flaws,
00:17:00
but it also has a ton of charm
00:17:02
and a bunch of content to play through
00:17:05
in a really unique world with fun combat
00:17:07
and character building
and companion system.
00:17:09
There really aren't any other RPGs
00:17:11
like "Dragon's Dogma," and now 2,
00:17:13
and I'm really curious to see
00:17:14
how these games influence game
development moving forward.
00:17:17
Are we gonna see other games
00:17:18
really try and do a
"Dragon's Dogma" type thing?
00:17:21
We mentioned a game previously,
00:17:22
but I don't know, there's
something about "Dragon's Dogma 2"
00:17:25
and the development team behind it.
00:17:26
Like, maybe it's just their magic,
00:17:28
it's something that you
can't quite replicate.
00:17:31
So "Dragon's Dogma 2"
00:17:32
is definitely something you
should consider looking into
00:17:34
if you haven't already.
00:17:36
Next down at number two,
we have "Manor Lords."
00:17:39
This just released an early access for PC,
00:17:41
and this is just a really
cool idea for a game.
00:17:44
It's being developed by a very small team
00:17:46
and it's a medieval strategy game
00:17:48
that is actually all around city building.
00:17:51
So while you are a person walking around
00:17:53
and you can do like the
big, large-scale siege,
00:17:56
tactical battles that you've seen
00:17:57
in a lot of other medieval games,
00:17:58
there's also a lot of city
building elements to this
00:18:01
that just make it seem
a bit more compelling.
00:18:04
Farms, houses, wells, roads, commerce,
00:18:07
all that stuff that city
builders really love is here,
00:18:10
with all the medieval battling stuff, too.
00:18:12
Falcon did the before you buy on this one
00:18:14
and came away really liking it.
00:18:15
It's got a lot of good elements.
00:18:17
It is an early access,
00:18:18
so there's some stuff it
really needs to work out.
00:18:20
But in terms of the idea, the strategy,
00:18:23
medieval city builder
kind of simulation hybrid,
00:18:26
it really, really does a good job
00:18:28
making good on those promises.
00:18:31
Now, finally down at number one,
00:18:32
we have "Kingdom Come: Deliverance II."
00:18:34
This is the follow up to
"Kingdom Come: Deliverance,"
00:18:36
a game that had a cult
following for a reason.
00:18:39
It launched kind of in a rough state,
00:18:40
but turned out to be a really,
really unique experience
00:18:43
centered around realism
00:18:45
and some solid survival
and simulation elements
00:18:48
in a package that just
really emphasized realism
00:18:51
and storytelling in
war-torn medieval Europe
00:18:54
and the journey of the hero, essentially.
00:18:56
And with the second game,
00:18:57
you are continuing the
footsteps of that hero, Henry.
00:19:01
The game that looks like
it has a lot more action,
00:19:03
a lot more combat, a more
advanced main character,
00:19:06
and the story just continuing.
00:19:08
Warhorse absolutely crushed it
00:19:10
with "Kingdom Come: Deliverance"
00:19:11
not only just like the game,
but also the long-term support.
00:19:14
So "Kingdom Come: Deliverance II,"
00:19:16
now with a bigger budget and more time
00:19:17
just has the potential
to be a huge success
00:19:21
and a really cool game.
00:19:22
Thankfully, even though this game
00:19:24
was just announced not too long ago,
00:19:25
we know it's coming in 2024,
00:19:27
so we're gonna play it soon.
00:19:28
Well, those are 20 new
medieval games of 2024,
00:19:31
but those are 20 new and
upcoming medieval games of 2024.
00:19:35
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stuff that we mentioned,
00:19:37
a lot of games that we went through.
00:19:38
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