Square Enix has released three brand new screenshots from its upcoming survival action shooter, Left Alive. Left Alive targets a 2018 release and is being developed by Toshifumi Nabeshima (Armored Core), Yoji Shinkawa (Metal Gear Solid) and Takayuki Yanase (Ghost in the Shell). Enjoy the screenshots after the jump!
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Are they trying to hype this ?
It’d be weird if they didn’t. Spend millions developing a game and intentionally try to put it on the market without telling anyone.
Looks pretty good. Interested to see more gameplay.
I think it could be really good, the devs that are working on it made a lot of games that I really enjoyed to play. Will see hey, fingers crossed. Also I personally love Titanfall and Mechs so the potential seems real.
this is Zenith !! on first sqreen famous Wanzer from Front mission 3 😉
Right? I wanted another turn based Front Mission. This better be good. They may only be pics, but I don’t like how Evolved it looks.
I wonder if this is the same world.
“The game uses the same world and setting of the Front Mission series, chronologically taking place between Front Mission 5 and Front Mission Evolved.”
looks promising!
I find the lack of piloting mechs disturbing. However the idea of a person taking on giant mechs is something I’ve put some thought into so it’ll be interesting to see their take on it.
Really weak visuals..
Let’s hope it never needs a patch, as nier automata still waiting