Eric Daily
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Eric Daily
@ericdaily
Father of 4. Brother of 3. Son of 2. Husband of 1. Senior Producer at Obsidian. My opinions are my own but help yourself! #leadwithlove :)
The Eric in America Katılım Şubat 2011
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@MikeyDowling Remember this gem? store.steampowered.com/app/254460/Obs…
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You too can play one of my favorite franchises.
Wario64@Wario64
Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Sale on Steam buff.ly/uyHLVis
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A Steam page is live for my little personal game project. It's a fishing roguelite about drafting your gear and paying off your debt before the Loan Shark eats you!
Wishlist it here! store.steampowered.com/app/4476430/Ne…
You can play the demo in browser here: kronophobiac.itch.io/net-gains
GIF
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@ericdaily @timsoret I mean, it’s a lazy, money grab; no better than fully AI-generated regurgitated content.
No one NEEDS more of a video game. You can just appreciate what you have and move on.
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These “spiritual successors” are often just necromancy. Please grab the spirit of an IP & deviate from it, don’t replicate an art direction + gameplay 1:1.
I find this type of developers pretty shameless. The indie scene is full of leeches unfortunately.
Indie Game Joe@IndieGameJoe
This developer is building a futuristic parkour game that looks like the spiritual successor to Mirror’s Edge we’ve all been waiting for. I'm so excited! - No mini-maps (landmark-based navigation) - Open-world courier gameplay - What you carry is what you risk (falls wipe you)
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@ericdaily @timsoret It’s not up anyone else whether the original gets more content. How entitled do you have to be?
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@timsoret Regardless, appreciate the pondering and conversation. Hope you and your team are well
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Because it’s parasitic. Think of art as a sum a choices that gives us coordinates in latent space across thousands of dimensions.
That’s what makes LoTR different from GoT, and Star Wars from Star Trek, and Blade Runner from Ghost in the Shell. Each has its own visual language, mood, philosophy, pacing, themes, angle of attack. Each is instantly identifiable.
To me the mysterious, liminal, bright environment art from Mirror’s Edge could be fantastic to explore with another gameplay structure. And this parkour gameplay would be great within a completely different setting.
But this exact same combination? It’s overstepping on the original, and it’s disrespectful.
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@timsoret I admire your principled stances, but perhaps it’s acceptable that not everyone is or needs to be Tolkien, that being such an impressive person is not a prerequisite to art or craft. Tolkien is rare, humans are not, so perhaps a range of expression is ok even if not to your taste
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