Depicted as an open-world RPG, its locations hum with the same kind of energy that the TV show delivers, and while the sound cuts out early on in the trailer, it still doesn’t take away from the ambience of all that untapped potential. It’s almost sad that this is only anUnreal Enginefan-made project rather than an authentic creation from well-known devs. Still, that hasn’t dampened the spirits of the fans clamouring to see more, even if it’s just a second teaser trailer.
Just look at how incredible thePeaky Blindersconcept trailer is!
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Another would-be player also agreed that, for such a game to work, it would need to offer an additional layer to what occurred in the series, instead of simply rehashing stories we already know. “The thing is, even though the graphics and environment would be amazing, the story ofPeaky Blindersisn’t something most people would want to play.”
Even if this game existed, though, with other titles likeRed Dead Redemption IIalready taking the crown of being the “best open-world game ever created”, it would need to exceed other RPGs, which is a tall order when you’re working with lore already deeply ingrained in the minds of its fans. Granted,RDR IIalso needed to follow lore lay down in the first game, but it was lore the devs could tweak because little was known about the world they were delivering in the sequel; basing a game on a TV show doesn’t allow for this. At least, not unless you use only the skeleton and completely re-imagine the meat of the story.
That being said, I think we can all agree that there’s potential here, a possibility that could thrive in the hands ofRockstar Gamesor similar devs.
Topics:TV And Film,Rockstar Games,Unreal Engine
