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Without a shadow of a doubt, Hyper Light Breaker is the heir of his predecessor, but also Much more that. Released in 2016, the indie game Hyper Light Drifter seduced by its charming universe and its gameplay as effective as it is.

The new game in the saga is this time a prequelbut still in roguelite. Hyper Light Breaker testifies to a greater ambition since it will be possible for us to explore ” endless open worlds » generated from procedural waybut with many elements worked on a case-by-case basis. Many cyberpunks et colorful rocks on the luminescent beaches mingle with structures located in snowy deserts, and the contrast is striking. Widely used and acclaimed in recent years, the procedural generation of environments still struggles to convince; for what it’s worth, Heart Machine seems to have built something quite attractive here!

The gameplay trailer leaves an aspect RPGnew difference between Hyper Light Breaker and his eldest. Different classes are thus visible, following more or less classic archetypes: a thief with metal claws, an engineer and a swordsman like the protagonist of the first opus.

Judging by this first video, Heart Machine has much more ambitionand gives itself the means to make it happen.

Hyper Light Breaker will enter early access from this autumnand you can already find the game on Steam.

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Final Fantasy 16’s story takes 35 hours to complete, and 70-80 to do everything

Final Fantasy 16 developers revealed that it would take players around 35 hours to get through the game’s story and 70-80 hours to do everything besides it.

In an interview with Famitsu (translated by a Twitter user @employee), director Hiroshi Takai and producer Naoki Yoshida said that they calculated the gameplay time for Final Fantasy 16’s story mode to take into account that players have busy lives outside of video games, so they wrote it in a way that only allowed players to do the bare minimum. If they are too busy to complete multiple tasks. The team originally intended it to be 20 hours long, but the additional content they put in brought the story up to 35 hours.

“When I first started developing the game, I was thinking that players these days are really busy with other things, so I wanted them to be able to strive to at least complete the story,” Yoshida said. “I thought making the game something you might complete in regarding 20 hours would make sense, but more and more get involved with it.”

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“[Final Fantasy 16] It’s a story-driven game that will take you for a quick spin, said Takai. If we include side content, it’s double that.”

By “twice as much,” Takai means the playtime for the side content is between 70 and 80 hours, depending on how many players are playing — and there’s a lot to do. To reach the maximum game time recorded by Yoshida and Takai, players will need to complete side quests, max abilities, obtain all accessories, and complete each monster hunt.

In addition to the story mode and side missions, there will also be a New Game+ mode known as Final Fantasy Mode, which will allow players to transfer stats from the previous game file to the new one. The difficulty level in Final Fantasy Mode appears to be equivalent to Proud Mode in Kingdom Hearts, which means you’ll take longer to beat everything. And for players who want more, there will be a leaderboard that will allow people to compete with other players around the world.

Final Fantasy 16 will be released on June 22nd. For more info, check out our game preview, or what we know regarding the world of Final Fantasy 16.

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