00:00Crimson Desert and Claire Obscure Expedition 33 are among the games that remind Conrad Tomaskevich,
00:05director of The Witcher 3 and The Blood of Dawnwalker, of the 1990s RPG Golden Age,
00:10in the sense that there are multiple hits in the genre that differ wildly from each other,
00:14but still open folks up to an unknown experience. Speaking to GamesRadar about the games that might
00:18have inspired his upcoming vampiric RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, Tomaskevich emphasises that he's
00:23been playing games since he was a child, so he was naturally shaped by old school RPGs like The
00:28Eye of the Beholder, Stonekeep and Betrayal at Crondor. Tomaskevich also took the time to shout out
00:33more contemporary games and playing Crimson Desert and checking how they, Pearl Abyss,
00:37approach freedom from the system perspective, because it's a different type of game, different
00:42type of RPG, but also really interesting when you play it, because you see that you can achieve
00:46totally different emotions with the game without being story heavy. He adds,
00:49When we spoke about the games from last year and this year, like Crimson Desert, Dispatch,
00:54Claire Obscure, it reminds me of the 90s, early 90s, where every game which appears was
00:58sometimes similar in the meaning of genre, but really different in the meaning of how
01:01you control this game, how you experience stuff. With all the varied and interesting RPGs coming
01:06out nowadays, Tomaskevich believes that the genre is in a similar place to where it was in the 90s,
01:11where those doors are again open, for relatively smaller companies to experiment while still
01:15competing with AAA games.
01:17mom is to say Kjetan Prains with an existing player's release of exclusive assault.
01:17Glenn Knocked His opinion The best way to look after the playing the game is going.
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