While I'm on my PSVR shit, this is how you take a 10-16 person crew and build a unique AAA experience without putting 5 years of your life and a ton of brain bursting work into it.
Starhawk PSVR, reimagined by Amy ticks all the boxes for those of us that were eagerly anticipating her Visceral game:
Single protagonist story
Sci-Fi
Heist like objectives/premise
Perfect for a small team because:
A long game, plus multi-player is already made
A lot of the animation can be re-used
A lot of the game logic can be re-used
Art Direction is set and can be tweaked
Levels are designed and could be easily augmented and added to
Everything designed is already built at a level of resolution that would fit the specs of PS4/PSVR.
A lot of guess work is eliminated, so a fast superlative result from a small team is very possible. I mean Wipeout VR was made by a two man wrecking crew and it's arguably the best VR racing game available PERIOD.
Starhawk PSVR, reimagined by Amy ticks all the boxes for those of us that were eagerly anticipating her Visceral game:
Single protagonist story
Sci-Fi
Heist like objectives/premise
Perfect for a small team because:
A long game, plus multi-player is already made
A lot of the animation can be re-used
A lot of the game logic can be re-used
Art Direction is set and can be tweaked
Levels are designed and could be easily augmented and added to
Everything designed is already built at a level of resolution that would fit the specs of PS4/PSVR.
A lot of guess work is eliminated, so a fast superlative result from a small team is very possible. I mean Wipeout VR was made by a two man wrecking crew and it's arguably the best VR racing game available PERIOD.
