Electronic Arts and DICE have released a new trailer for Anthem that focuses on its story, progression and customization. Now we’ve seen lately a lot of gameplay videos for Anthem but I’m pretty sure that some will be interested solely on official videos (that potentially don’t spoil anything).
In Anthem, up to four players explore and battle in a dangerous, mysterious place populated by great characters and a unique BioWare story. Players will also create stories of their own while they play, so no two journeys are the same. Javelin exosuits make their pilots powerful heroes in the world, with awesome weapons and incredible special abilities that allow for combat and exploration in a hostile environment. Players will be able to customize and personalize their suits with unique paint jobs and gear so they’ll have the right tools to confront almost any situation, and look good doing it.
Electronic Arts has stated that a VIP demo will be available on January 25th and the same demo will be open to everyone on February 1st. Now while progress will not be carried over the final version, these demos will be perfect representatives of the experience that gamers will have with the full game.
Anthem releases on February 22nd and DICE announced recently that the game will support NVIDIA’s DLSS tech (though we don’t know yet whether it will be supported at launch or not).
Enjoy!
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“VIP demo”
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Gave me a laugh too.
I wish I could get excited for this but being an EA title, I’ll give it 6-12 month to see how things pan out.
I dont think the game will live 12 months
We will see about that.
I am excited for the possibility that it might flop hard, because if it does, that could be the final nail in the coffin for Bioware.
Definitely not supporting EA or DICE under any circumstances.
I’m still dumbfounded that a development team with a pedigree for making engaging story driven games with groups of interesting protagonists aboard spaceships is working for a publisher with limitless resources that owns the exclusive publishing rights to Star Wars games and together they have come up with…..Anthem?
Agreed. This game is the Webster’s definition of ‘Meh’.
This is what replaced Mass Effect. Now people are just compromising and lying to themselves.
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“The game we have always wanted to make…” Pfffff…. Where are you today good ol’ BioWare?
With all their faults, CDPR is making actual games packed with content for a flat price ending in some great value for players and not these shallow, glorified mobile cash grabs that perpetually force-charge players using gimmicks, time-limitations to obtain in-game items (resulting in more microtransaction sales), and under-the-hood scams like Destiny did with exp and other low win rate schemes.
Most interesting to me are big giant games like CP2077 or even the new Metro are heavily criticized by the gaming community for the smallest discrepancy and yet games like Anthem and Destiny (or any EA, Activision, Ubisoft trash) are constantly given the benefit of the doubt and “lets wait and see” even though they are lacking any substance. We never learn.
It’s clear Anthem has not been in development for even half the time they claim. Personally I think the directions this IP has taken have been scrapped many times as EA navigated all the loot gambling, microtransaction, and under-the-hood manipulative mechanic controversies plaguing games this gen – all to sell more microtransactions.
I’m most def hyped for this?!