New Judas Previews And Interviews With Ken Levine - Luke Reacts

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[@elidasilva5558]

I want gameplay not people talking about gameplay hahaha. Come on Ken

[@PachuStrauss]

I found the Friends per Second Podcast interview to be far more interesting, mainly because Ken gets to delve a lot deeper into some of the themes of the story and its background, but also because it doesn't have Geoff INTERRUPTING HIM AFTER EVERY FIVE FUCKING WORDS.

[@Dr.UldenWascht]

When Ken was talking about "circle of values" I was like ... "Dude, forget that! Gimme some 'circus of values' in Judas, instead!" 😄

[@charaznable8072]

It's kind of awesome that because Take Two has so many IP's that are extremely profitable they are ok with just letting Levine do what he does, Wish EA would try some of that.

[@evanlarsen9885]

Luke Stephen’s is everything wrong with gaming journalism

[@zaddyzeeseburgnutz]

You obviously don't understand what a roguelite is. That is what Ken is going for and those games are repetitive in the best ways.

[@andreasb4kken]

You don’t notice the AI in oblivion until you play Starfield. The game really lacked any resemblance of npc:s being alive. Stores are open 24/7 with the same trader and characters are just waiting for you.

[@cecarter10]

The title Judas makes more sense now. He was one Jesus 12 disciples who betrayed Jesus and got him arrested. Maybe one of those characters will betray you in some sense. Or maybe you pick one and it betrays you. Either way I think Betrayal is gonna be a theme.

[@Siris6771]

Anyone else getting serious old school fable vibes?

[@3lipalm3r]

Ken could make a game that fails miserably, yet it would still be an amazing work of art. Infinite is a great example. People didn't respond well to it. They considered it the worst in the series, especially with the promises given. Yet now we, or at least most, look back and say it was actually a great game. We just liked bioshock 2 more at the time.

[@TheJCghost]

Hes talking about half procedual generated levels in a roguelike setting, with storie differences based of choices

[@Ganderlow]

We already know this game is gonna be a trip. Ken Levine makes some of the best games ever.

[@tmendes24]

Just found out about this game a couple days ago and now it’s the up and coming game I’m most excited for

[@GFS695]

I just love the art style.

[@moiseslozano6906]

After watching the interviews, I do think I have clear picture of Levine's ambitions with Judas, I know what he means with "Narrative Legos" is not a bizarre concept if you have play enough choose your own adventure games.

[@ANGRYWOLVERINE2060-ft2nc]

Apparently Levine is a perfectionist and that's one of his problems.

[@FiniteVoid]

The biggest challenge they have is game length, the longer the game is the more complicated the systems become we saw this with the mass effect trilogy.

[@timallanmusic]

I really hope the ideas come together the way he is explaning. The lego idea is ambitious but fantastic. The friends per second interview was great. Super hyped for Judas, its probably my most anticipated after Bioshock 1 and infinite are two of my favourite games.

[@natedeland9355]

You are literally the only person I have heard talk about this game. I have no information and cannot form an opinion lol

[@alexwilkinsgames]

So I think the concept of the LEGO bricks is this initially: if you had only two bricks you have about 30 or so iterations of building combinations. Add 3 bricks and the combination quadruples. Add more and more bricks the possibilities feel endless. So I imagine he’s “designed” game components that are compatible with each other in a certain way that creates a sense of infinite possibilities.