This sequel promises better performance, as well as a graphical update that is pretty substantial.
At the same time, there is still quite a bit of time before we know anything especially concrete.
So, without further ado, here isArk 2: Everything We Know.
In fact, the famous actor was hired on by Studio Wildcard to be the President of Creative Convergence.
The game’s story seems to pick up where part of the first game left off.
The alien planet that the player will find themselves on is called Arat.
We look forward to seeing just what Studio Wildcard has in store for us.
This is fantastic for players who want a more interactive experience while playing.
This time around, things appear to be much smoother, allowing for more player fluidity in the combat.
There will also be a number of improvements and implementations as well.
This seems to be done to make it make the combat feel as visceral and customizable as possible.
Combat is an area in which the first game fell behind for some players.
It will be immensely interesting to see how the developers take the feedback from the first game.
And apply it to the sequel’s combat.
If the trailer’s fluid motions indicate the combat, then players are in for quite a treat.
This will make up for one ofArks most fatal flaws, which is the combat itself.
The enemy AI is now looking to be based on the AI’s senses.
So it isn’t a simple AI tracking system anymore, which is great to see.
There will also be considerable additions made to the RPG elements of the game.
Allowing for more player choice and freedom when it comes to their character builds.
Improving the combat hopes to help the moment-to-moment gameplay feel a bit better compared to the first game.
Trailer
The trailer forArk 2is very telling about the direction in which the game is heading.
The gameplay appears smooth, with a combat system that looks to be very much refined.
Especially when compared to its original state.
This is great because one of the areas in thatArkhas lagged behind its competition is with its combat animations.
These improvements are sure to go a long way in terms of improving the player experience overall.
The trailer also prominently featured Santiago, played by Vin Diesel.
As well as the opposing force of the game, the Aratai.
In addition, the trailer shows off stunning visuals, which are a noticeable improvement from the first game.
However, it is essential to note that the game also is a launch exclusive for theXbox Series X|S.
This means thatPlayStationowners will have to wait a while to get their hands on the game.
There is also limited information that can be verified surrounding the editions that the game will release with.
But the most we can do is see what Studio Wildcard has in store for us.
Judson Holley is a writer that began his career as a ghostwriter.
Returning to the mortal coil to work among the living.
With some of his favorite games being tactical FPS games such as Squad and the Arma series.
When not attending to his wife, Judson often tends to his cats.
He also has a knack for music mainly composing for and playing piano.
