Weird, the studio behind Sea of thieves and Banjo-Kazooie, showed a longer look at his next project Everwild during Thursday’s Xbox game show. The latest trailer included more of its bizarre and beautiful world, but this is a cinematic trailer, so much of what gamers will be able to do in-game remains a mystery.
Our first look at Everwild It arrived last November at Microsoft’s X019 Inside Xbox presentation. The brief teaser, also cinematic, showed some elements that appear again in the longest advance: a society of what seem to be hunter-gatherers exploring a world full of beautiful and sometimes terrifying beasts. This trailer shows us more humans who seem to be part of this same society, with patterned capes and earthy tones. While these hunter-gatherers appear to be human, the world they live in seems much more magical and unusual than ours.
It is not yet clear what to play Everwild it will feel like or involve. However, Xbox Game Studios boss Matt Booty recently told Polygon: “Deep down, we love the idea of Sea of thieves [and] players creating stories together. I think with EverwildLouise [O’Connor] And his leadership team is really passionate about giving players a world where they can get lost, you know, a lot of nature feels magical. So the notion of ‘What does it mean to nurture a world? What does it mean to be in nature?
The core of the game Everwild However, it will remain a mystery for a while longer. “Part of the reason we haven’t talked much about Everwild it’s because we’re still feeling a lot of these things, “Booty said.” We’re still playing around with game ideas. “
This new trailer does Everwild They look highly explored, with multiple characters working together to explore the world around them, as well as dancing and appearing to conjure magic together.
Rare has not announced a launch window for Everwild, but will be available on Xbox Series X, as well as Xbox Game Pass and Windows 10.
