Разработчик: Resonator Interactive LLC
Описание
Anew: The Distant Light is a single-player adventure across a massive, open game world. Explore, battle, and puzzle through exotic and surreal environments. Seek out game-changing equipment, upgrades, and vehicles to expand your options for combat and travel. Discover exotic creatures and intelligent life, unlock the power of Materiel, and repair your home ship. Locate your missing copilot and find yourself. Complete your mission.
"Of all places, Hope's navigator brought me here, to this moon, twenty light years from Earth. She's damaged almost beyond repair, my copilot is missing, and I barely recognize myself. Orbiting a dead planet and punished by a brutally hot sun, my mission log holds just one objective: PLANT THE SEEDS."
This is a game for those who love to explore and solve mysteries, enjoy skill-based combat, and appreciate visual storytelling that doesn't interrupt gameplay.
Game Features:
- Explore a massive, hand-crafted game world filled with diverse environments, strange life forms, puzzles, and surprises.
- Forge your own path through dozens of hours of nonlinear gameplay.
- Discover unique, game-changing weapons and equipment.
- Traverse the alien moon by climbing, swimming, jetpacking, skating, swinging, jumping across planetoids with their own gravity, and more.
- Battle a huge cast of enemy creatures, machines, and screen-filling bosses.
- Lay waste to deadly enemies by piloting powerful vehicles like the giant mech, dune buggy, rocket, and flying saucer.
- Unlock your Hope home ship to upgrade your suit and weapons, fast travel to distant areas in the game world, and more.
- Collect exotic microchips and optimize your suit's programming for your play style or to overcome a specific challenge.
- Survive the burning alien sun, which creates a cycle of changing hazards, enemies, and rewards.
- Show what you're made of through a high skill cap featuring tough, but fair challenges.
- Maintain complete control over an extremely agile hero, designed from day one for tight analog twin stick and mouse + keyboard play.
- Unravel several mysterious narrative threads - each communicated through visuals, sound, and music.
- Immerse yourself in a surreal, beautiful alien world, thanks to a gorgeous original score by award-winning composer Wilbert Roget, II.
Awards and Advance Praise for Anew: The Distant Light
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7, 8 or 10
- Processor: Any dual core or better CPU should perform reasonably.
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Any GPU should perform well.
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1080p or better, 16:9 or 16:10 recommended
Отзывы пользователей
THE VIDEO SHOWN WASN'T IN THE GAME I COULD ACCESS.
BARELY ANYTHING IS FUNCTIONAL.
This doesn't amount even to a demo.
Nothing is implemented, except 2 things, the rest is disabled by the devs.
Explored all I could, learnt to slide.
The chips I got on the surface should be decrypted in the cockpit/bridge of the ship, nope, disabled.
Nothing works except the lift down to the surface, and the Vault gate if you get 500,000 material souls of killed foes : you get a weapon without any possibility of getting ammo (not implemented.)
So, waste of time, but they continue to sell it.
This game has AMAZING potential. Right now I feel like the enemies and environmental hazards are too strong. Not enough health to get anywhere. It might be a good idea if after you've blown open a crystal with the bombs and then die, to allow the player to respawn at the save point and have the nearby crystal remain blown up. Bombs are in very short supply from enemies. I'm certain that you have mechanics in the works to help mitigate these issues, but I'm ducking out for now until the game is more feature complete. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GUYS!!
After 21hrs of game play, I could not recommend this title. Although there are NUMEROUS positive things about this game, in it's current state it is virtually unplayable. The lag is TERRIBLE. When attempting to perform precise platforming and the game lag-rapes you and you lose all that you collected, and then attempt to return to where you lost everything and the same thing happens again, you permanently lose everything. This title looks amazing. The concept is out of this world. The music is perfect for the well created eerie environment. However, all of the positives aside, this game should NOT be being sold for $24.99 as early access. It seems so incomplete. (I get it. Early Access). Still, The glitchy, respawning waves of enemies are obnoxious and beyond punishing. Unnecessarily convoluted is the best way to describe it. I understand making a game challenging. I appreciate a challenge. But when it involves enemies randomly glitching right on you, and you constantly get lag-raped, it is, simply put, not fun. When did "games" become NOT fun? Is not the entire point of playing a game for enjoyment? After 21 hours of game play, I requested a full refund. I would be more than happy to revisit this title when it is completed, or, at least, a LOT further along than it currently is.
I probably would not have requested a full refund had the devs actually responded when reporting bugs and all, (4 or 5 attempts). Not hearing back from anyone makes it seem like the devs don't really care enough to respond, and after paying $24.99 for half a game, (or less), I could not, in good conscience, recommend this title to anyone. It is a shame, because this game looks so promising. Perhaps when it is completed I will purchase it again.
Exceeding the two hour refund limit. Guess I'm stuck with it. It seems the last update was Oct 8, 2021. Did the devs abandon this game?
Very cool, but I find it hard AF.
No map, and the unfortunate checkpoint system doesn't allow you to easily return to your base(,ship).
Smooth controls, exploration is a hit, and progress I'm sure is cool, but I don't really know.
I started unlocking cool items, double jump, jetpack etc, but I can't get back to the ship to unlock any of the rooms, so I really can't say much about it, besides it's fun, captivating, cool story I think, but simple, all good.
Just need a way to return to the ship....
Crash landed on an alien world. Visions interlaced with nightmarish megafauna. The world space is expansive yet each corner has a secret or feature you didn't expect. This is a cool game.
I really enjoyed playing the Demo, the game looks great and you can tell they put a lot of work into it. Unfortunately I found the game to be too difficult, its very unclear where you need to go and what you need to do I would have liked a little more direction built into the game or at least some options to control the difficulty level, maybe at a lower difficulty level there could be more tips and clues? Also found the way that your game was saved there is a continue option but I found that the continue button was hard to keep track of I kept having to restart the game and could not make any progress would have liked a set of a couple game profiles or a conventional save\load system. I put a little over 50 hours into this game and there's so much good here but for the reasons above it culminated in disappointment and frustration for me. I will hang on to this one and try it again sometime in the future, its a good looking and compelling game if some improvements are added I think I could really love it, but as is it kinda drove me crazy.
THANKS FOR THE EARLY ACCESS!!!!! I am so excited for new updates and releasing more of the game/map! Makes me think of two of my fav games in the genre of all time Salt & Sanctuary meets Hollow Knight. Of course not the same as SnS and HK, but up there and once it's a finished game who knows!!!! Thanks so much!!!! THE ART IS SO COOL!!!!!
Negative Reviews of a game in EA makes ZERO sense! Either give a thumbs up or pass on by creeps, this is a stylistic game, if you hate style go play a AAA title, and get your fix. THIS GAME IS GOLDEN!!! RARE AND AMAZING!
I really like the game so far. It is really beautifully made. Very neat how it is able to tell a story through the environment. The opening scene is just ...wow. I am dying to learn more about the story. Art and sound/SFX are incredible. Gameplay is dope - love the exploration and puzzle solving, and all the upgrades and unlocks. While I agree with other reviewers that the game needs tuning (those damn creatures keep coming at me!) and bug fixing, I have full confidence the devs will address it (this is only an early access after all!)... My vote is YES PLEASE - I want to support this game I just CAN'T WAIT to see this game in its polished state.
I don't understand all the negative reviews...
Sure there are some rough edges but it's EA. The promise of this game is massive! Tons of content and monsters, tons of places to explore. And the world keeps getting bigger as I've been exploring with all this new places to explore and equipment unlocks.
Looking forward to the updates and to watch the game improve over time!
There was an alarming amount of negative reviews shortly after early access dropped, mostly focused on enemy density, placement and toughness. One in particular mentioned performance issues with frequent hiccups and animations that had convinced them the game was frozen.
I jumped in anyway because the demo from ages ago played well, performed well and hinted at great things. But damn, these reviews were pretty much on the money. The hiccups are all over the place, hitting a rarely seen checkpoint means I can't move for 11 straight seconds and the game looks like it's frozen for three or four of them. After dying the screen seizes up in a way that convinces you the game is about to crash.
Poor polish shines throughout the first impressions. A glacial ladder climb encourages you to leap your way up but the game spins your character around to face the opposite direction, despite no wall jump ability on the horizon, before oddly flipping back to face the ladder, only to clip their legs into the floor when completing the climb.
Abilities and story beats seems S P A R S E. You'll pick up you're initial gun on the ship, an automatic SMG type weapon with an infinite clip and all the kick of a geriatric grandma as you'll take a decent amount of time to chew through *any* of the enemies encountered immediately on the surface. You will hear this gun's shooting sound ALOT. You'll hear it even more when you die firing the weapon, because it'll keep firing when you die and the screen stops moving while the audio keeps playing.
Enemies encounters: They are generally small, but there are many of them. Eventually it becomes clear to see that there's big fleshy nozzles spawning fresh nuisances *relentlessly*, it doesn't matter if you haven't dispatched the first batch yet, they're gonna keep on coming. So what? The plan is obvious remove the spawn point, then mow down the minions surely. It wouldn't be so bad if enemies, spawners AND obstacles didn't respawn once you were roughly 2-3 screens away from them. This will be something you experience as you'll initally get the Slide ability to the right of the map before hitting a dead end and needing to head left again. Congrats, you're greeted with respawned spawning spouts and FRESH STALACTITES????
The lack of polish keeps rearing it's head as spawn nozzles launch crawling enemies *through* platforms and sometimes into the ground, and flying enemies are spotted hanging completely static in the air as the come into the frame before remembering their role. There's even long tongued enemies that S L O W L Y suck you up into their jaws, while unveiling the weak point tongue. It wouldn't be too bad if a) these tongues didn't touch the floor, b) your default weapon actually reached their weak point, but alas it has limited range.
The sheer nuisance by numbers of the enemies is amplified by the very few checkpoints available in the demo, the time to dispatch the diminutive minions and the absolute pittance of compensatory energy they'll drop as a result. A lot of enemies in games can be easily avoided but the omnipresence, repeated spawns, non-trivial HP and progression slowly gas spewing nostrils really force the issue. You *will* have to fight (fine), but it;s not an enjoyable experience.
Weirdly the Space Money enemies drop magically flows straight towards the player character, but the actual energy THAT YOU'LL NEED just mindlessly floats around la de dah glacially falling downwards, eventually into range.
After venturing over to the extreme left and encountering the world's most exploitable mini-boss, The Big Triangle, who can't squeeze between the only platforms provided in the arena, a note appears on the wall saying something to the effect of "Clear all nearby enemies to continue".
? the mini-boss is dead, there's no small enemies nearby or within the arena. There's a proper wall on the left with no apparent door and nothing in the background to insinuate "entrance". Is this future content? Is this a bugged win state? How close is "nearby"?
I scale the left side of the maps and find some explosives that break purple rocks. Great! I found some of those purple rocks in the lower left of the map not to long ago. I make my way down and all of a sudden the bomb button produces NOTHING. Was this a limited resource? There's nothing of the screen to suggest so, so I eat a death and warp back to the nearest checkpoint, mercifully not too far in this case. Again, no bombs produced the button (Square(PS)/X(Xbox) on gamepad) and progression has ground to an absolute HALT.
I can put up with the plentiful enemies and their progenators, slowly taking the time to eliminate them. Maybe that's just how they're intended to be. Combat isn't exactly 'fun' IRL. Not everything is designed to be smoothly speedrun where you can jump over everything cleanly. But when mechanics vital to progression just seemingly stop functioning for no apparent reason? That's where I draw the line.
In my two hours I saw a ship in which every part needed a resource I never came across, a surface that felt largely similar throughout, a meaningless day/night cycle, a minor 30 second detour through an elaborate looking metal interior before realising my Slide ability offered no progression besides passing through.
Combat makes up the bulk of these initial moments off the ship and even after adjusting my expectations as I pushed forward, it was still a putrid experience where a out-of-frame spawner could launch a crawler onto to me and leave my dying corpse firing my gun while the game decided to hang on the same frame for 3 seconds.
The spawn rate is ridiculous the hanging plant is the most annoying the damage for your weapon is ruff takes 3 seconds to kill most things in the game
I am still excited for this game needs more time to cook
theres little thought put into enemy placement, its just dozens of the same enemies that you shoot with a painfully weak blaster, it tries to do the metroid heal system where enemies drop health on death but they do so much damage and drop so little health. Its in EA so Ill check back in a few months but right now Im not exactly sure what the devs are going for.
So, I don't want to start off on the wrong foot here with the big ole negative "thumbs down". I played for an hour. Don't get it twisted. I didn't experience enough of the game to judge whether or not it is going to be a great game. The framework is there. What I did play was enjoyable enough but there were quite a few problems. First and foremost, I understand that this game is in EA. Early Access tells you EVERYTHING there is to know about what I'm going to say.
Ok, so like I said, the framework is there. Graphics are bright and enjoyable. Nothing crazy or bleeding edge but they work pretty great for what the devs have put together. Story seems interesting so far, kind of convoluted right now, but I haven't played a lot. What I did experience was a LOT of bugs. Reported them as well.
Bugs I encountered in my 1 hour of playtime. Multiple hitches and hiccups. Multiple "stuck" in menus. One of the "bugs" decided to go down the ramp with me when exiting the ship. Caused 2 minutes of being unable to move at all until the game decided to let me. When getting to and finding the suit "upgrade", again, stuck in menu. Had to force quit to get out of it. Multiple slow downs and hiccups. Some animations seem to almost cause a hard lock then resolve themselves somehow. Suit "recharge" caused severe slow down then rapid animations. Dying caused a slowdown then resolved itself.
As it is now, I'm NOT going to get a refund. What I WILL DO is let this baby cook for awhile and hopefully the devs fix these issues. The game has a whole lot of promise. It's a single player action/adventure/build/scavenge thing that I love in my games. World seems like it will be quite huge when finished. Lots of stuff to do and accomplish and I'm all about that kind of gaming.
What I won't do right now is recommend it. It is EA. It is quite buggy. What I don't understand is these devs supposedly had a fully functioning demo and game to show but I'm not seeing how they showed it in the state it is in right now. Just does not work well for me. My rig is in my sig. I don't have a top of the line $5,000 PC but it is powerful. Also, as a side note, for some reason Unity games do occasionally give me issues for some reason. Haven't figured it out as of yet but still working to find the problems.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Resonator Interactive LLC |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.12.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 46% положительных (13) |