One such upgrade is allowing you to compare items from a vendor's screen without having to back out to your inventory. You're going to be able to see a pretty big upgrade." "So we've been putting some good time into the controller, the inventory and what moves the camera versus the characters. "We know, and everybody else has stated, that how this thing plays and the controls are going to make it or break it on console," Keenan said. However, Wasteland 2, as players of last year's PC version can attest, contains a tremendous amount of text for players to read, and more complex inventories to manage than in XCOM. And, like Wasteland 2, it was the revival of a long-dormant PC franchise (11 years in XCOM's case, and 26 for Wasteland). "We want to make sure we have similar ease of use in controls."Įnemy Unknown was lauded for bringing what was a PC-style game to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 (and later, mobile) in an approachable, easy-to-play way. " is certainly a starting point for us," added Wasteland 2 lead Chris Keenan. We want to make sure we're looking at what gamers gravitate towards, and what they think is done right."
We always look at the body of work that comes before us. "Their UI on console was the gold standard for handling a complex game in a way on console that was very satisfying," InXile's Brain Fargo told Eurogamer, referring to the Firaxis-developed XCOM. In dealing with that, the developer says XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a game that it's keeping in mind. InXile Entertainment faces a big challenge in bringing Wasteland 2-a game that's at home on PC, but doesn't necessarily lend itself to being played from a couch with a controller-to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It's undoubtedly one of the best tactical and role-playing experiences you'll ever have on any platform.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's There are few RPGs we'd dare to call essential, but Divinity: Original Sin 2 stands out among all others as deserving of that accolade. The world of Divinity is exceedingly vast, but it's full to the brim with meaningful content that you'll enjoy exploring through for dozens or even hundreds of hours. The combat is likewise complimented by choice, from how you build your party to what actions you take against enemies that are incredibly challenging but also rewarding to square off against. But more often than not, you're going to be playing in the gray, making choices and living the outcomes - or reloading to get a better one, which is just as valid a way to play. If you want to be the hero, you can, if you want to be the villain, you can do that too. It's an RPG where it truly is your story, with no two playthroughs being alike thanks to the vast number of ways to tackle any given situation. Divinity: Original Sin 2 is a game about choice in every aspect.
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