It's the little flourishes that make Dredge truly special. The title's time-based exploration system ties the passage of time to player movement, forcing players to consider how they plan to navigate the high-seas before undocking if they want to avoid the horrors that linger in the long dark.
I have never heard of this game, but by the way it is described it sounds very unique. Im curious on how the strategy in the exploration works
Nintendo had quite the task on its hands with Wonder; the Mario 2D games have stagnated over the years, relying on wacky additions
Other game developers can take notes of Nintendo and how to this day they are releasing new and fun material.
The combat and traversal introduced in Marvel’s Spider-Man feel smoother and better than ever, and Insomniac’s stable of technical wizards raised the bar they previously set for swinging and soaring around New York City.
One of the most fun games I have played. The movement and swinging elements would seem to be very complicated but with some practice it comes naturally.