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Looks kinda interesting! Wishlisted.

Really don't like that 90s grunge Blow all the levels away/Posterization look, but the rest of it looks cool.

Interesting aesthetics, to say the least.
Not quite sure, if I like it.

Vehicular combat with hoverbikes and split-screen? Now that sounds promising and such gameplay is sorely needed. The graphics though...

also - system requirements:

Storage: 100 MB available space
Memory: 4 GB RAM

Why?

sjeez.....

guess another title in the veins of that demonic weird hitman world simulator

that engine sound tho.... that was a nice throwback

looks like Forsaken on acid. definitely interested.

And another game with "do you remember your Playstation 1?" Memberberry.

I don't, never owned one...

Still looks interesting - if I can disable the "looks like it is on a damaged CRT" postprocessing.

Cyberpunk made a baby with Road Rash!

Would be excellent to see jousting matches with torn signposts and broomsticks lol

Would nice if they include campaigns for Akira(anime) and Wipeout game series.

What's wrong?

Oh man, I adore those graphics!

Takes me back to the 90s and the mystery that those graphics provided, where it was hard to tell what the developers were up to exactly, and I wondered what was around the next corner, or over the next horizon.

edit: Wait a minute. No single-player? I'm out then. Damn it, I was all excited too.

Find it strange is all.

''What are the system requirements for this game?''
''Well storage-wise for all the code, all the textures, sounds, music, models you need... 100mb. You could burn it unto a CD and it would not be 20% full. =)''
''Ooh! Finally an optimized game?! Maybe something that even potato-PC's can run in 2025!? What other requirements does it have?''
''Well RAM-wise, which is essentially short-term memory you need... 4 Gigabytes.''

Wait... what... somehow missed that. This is indeed actually a multiplayer-only title! O_o

It's not hard to imagine a game that's heavily compressed on disk that requires significantly more RAM to actually decompress and run the game. In any case, the requirements aren't actually representative of anything and I guess the devs just picked random numbers, since the demo on steam uses about 250MB on disk.

Anyway, they clearly spent a lot of time on the whole "make it look like a PS1 game" thing, including the rendering flaws. Lots of texture jitter, frankly hard to look at in motion. At first I thought the audio was broken, but no, it exists (barely), you have to turn the sound way up. Also there are no settings of any kind whatsoever. Apparently the last two are demo limitations, but I don't think it gives a good impression to put out a demo in this state.

Apparently that's not a definitive No in regards to some sort of singleplayer component just yet:

IIRC I believe they've stated in interviews there will be a singleplayer (take this with a grain of salt, my memory is kinda shakey), as well as the store page listing a singleplayer alongside the multiplayer. Not to mention, most of the clips on Joar's twitter have been in some kind of singleplayer mode where he mostly just goofs around freely. We're just not sure what form that takes at the moment. Could be a campaign, could be some kind of "free roam" mode, maybe even both.