The first game of Milice Summer Fall Studios, Street Gods: A roll playing musical is quite surprisingly surprised. Instead of preparing another excellent selection visual novel, with the emphasis on music and Greek, the next game of Samarfal is a turning -based Rogolite deck builder in a crooked city. The tone looks much deeper than that and this time there is more in the gameplay, but the first game of summer studios, Malis looks like a visual pleasure and has features that I want to know intensely.
“There was an early question, do we want to do this as a visual novel, like wandering gods?” Summer Fall’s creative director David Guider told me during a special game play preview in Malis. “Since the wandering gods had nothing more in the way of the gameplay, we wanted to try something that had more gameplay to prove that we are a studio that can do something that is fun and still running but a very strong game play loop.”
In Malis, you play as a former priest named Noah. He, on the other hand, is trying to fully cross a city to reach a major devil, but fewer devils blocked his path. Each confrontation has the opportunity to wear at the will of Noah, and if it is completely eliminated, it falls, just to wake up with a time reset to the beginning of his journey. This time Loops allow Noah to better prepare the future runs and gain the confidence of the citizens, but he is not the only person who remembers everything that moves with every loop: a mysterious heavenly, a powerful expert, and seemingly friendly masked devil also receives immunity from the moment.
I strongly wish that I could steal the controller from the guider during the hour-long preview and play the game-malice a lot of fun, which includes a type of Rogolite deck building formula that I love in sports such as spare and encryption. The game play looks very intuitive. You need to protect Noah’s will (mainly his health), while snatching on the devil’s health bar in front of you, offering different choices, the cards are pulled at every turn.
“I have always liked the idea of a card game as something that makes the story.” “You can think of this deportation as contains this little story-if I am playing the salt card (to harm the devil) and force (to weaken the cards), I’m making an image in my mind (what’s happening during this time). ‘Please help me,’ please help me, ‘please help me,’ and then help me, ‘please help me,’ background, ‘I ask for Lords Minnes,’ This is a story … there is a story that is being heard by you.
More complications add an interesting strategic element to the gameplay. Each card costs to play, and you can only get the resources to play the card by burning the card in your hand. Each turn becomes the question of which cards you want to burn and what you want to play, with the resources between the twists, so you can burn more than one card and choose not to use your rest, and protect the resources for the next turn. And as much as every devil wants Noah, he is not beyond fighting dirty, and many of them will attack the mortal host they are occupying, and present to another person you need to protect. If a person dies, the night of Noah is reset.
With the options to unlock more cards and samples in maximum consideration, you are added more, which later informs the passive abilities that brings in Noah fight, such as keeping the character class. Some devils hide their original identity, and force Noah to be able to hurt them. This is a process in which the nature of the story is helpful. As a player, you begin to remember which devils are and what their weaknesses are, which can facilitate later exhibitions to overcome and inform the city’s direction. Another major factor to consider is three patrons: supernatural people who can help in search of Noah in exchange for faith (currency). There is an unknown angel, known as Dine Ladia, and a masked devil named Collector-Gedon.
“One of the reasons for these three is that they use faith as their currency system,” said the Guyder. “They will take your confidence, (and) in return they will give you things. The collector gives you access to rare cards that you are not looking for anywhere else. And (they) can also upgrade your cards. It also offers your cards, which you do not want to say to one of them, but they do not even like one of them. So they don’t like you (and because), you don’t need to work.
The three patrons and the designs of Noah are as good as the deities re -created in the wandering gods, who, as the art director, Benjamin E, is understood that Malis has returned to Malays. The biggest surprise is the designs of the devils, who are the malicious monster that looks nothing like wandering gods. If Malays is, as the Guyder said, the team is trying to prove that they refuse to be typical as a visual novel studio, I am sure. Some parts of the mall look like wandering gods-the design of humans, and focus on choice-but most of this is the opposite of the first plan of the summer fall. I was sold on the gameplay. It is hoped here that the elements of the story are very good too!
Milice is ready to launch for PC in 2025.
