Pretty intresting as she was creative lead on Bleeding Edge a year ago
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Rahni Tucker is now the game director for Hellblade 2
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Pretty intresting as she was creative lead on Bleeding Edge a year ago
Hope Rahni does well in her new post! Big step forward for her.
I wonder if it was just something that wasn't updated or whether there was a change in direction. Hope we hear something in Microsoft's next show about Hellblade 2 as that announcement trailer was spectacular.
I wonder if it was just something that wasn't updated or whether there was a change in direction. Hope we hear something in Microsoft's next show about Hellblade 2 as that announcement trailer was spectacular.
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Is a design director the same as a game director? I thought those were 2 different things.
Edit: NVM read it wrong! Loved the 1st game and looking forward to seeing more on the sequel.
Edit: NVM read it wrong! Loved the 1st game and looking forward to seeing more on the sequel.
They are two different things.
Game director and creative director are usually the same thing.
Based on the progression of the combat over the first game and what that represented for Senua, no?
I know some didnt like the OG version where some enemies were color coded and only certain weapons could be used against them but I thought DmC combat was great from day one.
Melina has been doing training with professional fight choreographers and swordsmen.
That's some really exciting news honestly. Hellblade 1 had some amazing combat but was held back by the camera lock on, and Rahni Tucker's past games (she did DmC DE and Bleeding Edge no?) all have some incredible feeling combat. Bleeding Edge may have been mediocre AF but damn was the combat fun and varied as hell.
I guess this pretty much confirms my speculation from the Senua actress's blog about the game and that there will be multiple different combat styles available for the player (shield and sword, two swords, just the one sword etc)
As long as the combat being enhanced doesn't negatively effect the game's atmosphere and story (which it won't) then I am super excited for this honestly
I guess this pretty much confirms my speculation from the Senua actress's blog about the game and that there will be multiple different combat styles available for the player (shield and sword, two swords, just the one sword etc)
As long as the combat being enhanced doesn't negatively effect the game's atmosphere and story (which it won't) then I am super excited for this honestly
If it released at 60fps on the 360/ps3 it would have gotten a lot more love.
Makes sense, hopefully there's still plenty of puzzles as I really enjoyed those.
A lot of the core combat foundations were guided by Itsuno and select members from Capcom JPN.
Nevertheless still good news.
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They've had postings for combat designers for over the past year.
They also hired a combat director about year or two back if I remember correctly.
Oh yes that would be amazing! Love Daemon both design and combat style.
