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World of Tanks dev created new hero shooter to avoid being "eaten alive" by vets As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. Striking the balance between realism and engaging gameplay is a fascinating element of game design. It's an arena where far too many battles...

Some games tell their story in a straight linestart at point A, end at point B, and you've seen just about everything there is to see. But not every game is so straightforward; in fact, many titles practically beg you to hit the "New Game" button after their credits roll.

I'm sure you've gone through this dance by now. A new game comes out after years of hype, using Unreal Engine 5, and it runs terribly on some (or even all) platforms.

I first started Tekken when I was 6 years old, and have been a fan my entire life. It's the series where I wrote my first terribly written fanfiction as a 7-year-old, and pretended to be 13 on various forums when I was 8. It's poetic that, 25 years later, my first article for DualShockers is about a franchise that has shaped me the most as a gamer and a writer.

Striking the balance between realism and engaging gameplay is a fascinating element of game design. Its an arena where far too many battles often rage, as the most die hard heritage buffs criticize every spoke and sprocket slightly out of place. For the most part, World of Tanks excels at finding common ground, meticulously recreating the likes of the Tiger I, M4 Sherman, and Crusader from archival material, while ensuring players dont have to worry about them breaking down mid-game. The studios upcoming spinoff, World of Tanks Heat, takes many more historical liberties when it comes to amping up the action, foregoing function for freneticism in places. Speaking to Jamie at Gamescom, communications director Konrad Rawiski and game director Artyom Yantsevich explain why the shooter stands alone from its bigger brother. Continue reading World of Tanks dev created new hero shooter to avoid being "eaten alive" by vetsMORE FROM PCGAMESN: New PC games, Best PC games, Free PC games

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