Returning to your mind last October and maybe remember that PubG Studios (yes, that pub) revealed a new PVP 5V5 shooter with ‘Line of vision in real time shared’. Well, he is back, now he has his own name, and there is a demonstration on the way.
The last time we saw the new pubg Studios title, I was with the name of Project Arc and was described as a “top -up -down and accelerated -down -down -down shooting experience inspired by PUBG: Battlegrounds.” Four months, and without a doubt some arcane process that involves a large number of post -it notes, later, has been renamed pubg: Blindspot.
What we have here is a tactical shooter from top to bottom of 5V5 where the teams are accused of hacking or defending a crypt hidden in each game. The piracy equipment must fly the walls surrounding the crypt to get access and install a Decrypter device, while the defending team tries to stop them. But why, could he be wondering, is it called Brindspot?
Well, I suppose it takes us back to the aforementioned shared line of vision, with enemies that disappear and reappear on the map depending on what individual partners can see, a system destined to add an additional tactical wrinkle through the ” immediate and nonverbal cooperation. ” Chuck in characters with their own favorite weapons and distinctive devices, along with the promise of shootings “based on skills and exciting”, and that is all the basics covered.
PUBG: Blindspot does not yet have a release date, but if the quick inequalus has left you intrigued, a demonstration will be available from February 21 as part of Steam Next Fest. It will have 10 unique characters with their own signature weapons and special tools, three team’s death team maps and four demolition mission maps, which gives players an “opportunity to experience what [the team has] I’ve been cooking so far. ”
In Semi-Related News, the Creator of PubG, Brendan Greene, revealed last year a plan of three “ambitious” projects for its study by Productions Productions. This included a “emerging” survival game of open world for a single player known as a prologue: Go Wayback, a “immersive” technological demonstration entitled Preface: World Undiscovered and the still mysterious project Artemis.
