Fly boy


Cities are designed with aerial exploration in


mind, so expect lots of very tall buildings.


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MONKEYING AROUND 09


Beyond Good and Evil 2 gameplay revealed


The sequel to the beloved Beyond Good and Evil has been over 15 years in the making – but


if new gameplay footage is anything to go by, it’s going to be worth the wait. Playing as a space pirate –


human or animal hybrid – you’re free to explore a vast galaxy in your ship, jetpacking around far-fl ung locales.


A pirate’s life Your character’s fully


customisable, as is your vessel, and as you progress you’ll unlock powerful bonuses and abilities. You can even


level up your crew, forming a die-hard team of intergalactic cut-throats and looters. It all looks gorgeous in


motion, with fl uid animations and jaw-dropping environments. Somehow the wait just got even harder.


Don’t fancy building a cosy


home? Go clobber a dragon instead


BLOCK BUSTER


INDIE


Craft, create, or kill everything in Hytale


Are you a Minecraft fan? Of course you are – and so are the developers of new crafting sandbox Hytale. Their debut game is a new take on the winning formula, adding a layer of role-playing and adventure to the core block- stacking experience. “We see Hytale as advancing several


diff erent aspects of the blockgame genre,” explains project lead Aaron Donaghey. “Our Adventure mode provides a directed narrative and hand-designed encounters. We’re giving players the ability to fully customise their character, and even providing a hugely powerful set of tools that lets them build new game assets from scratch.”


8 Spring 2019


GAME.CO.UK


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