Nightingale - developer's departure from storytelling

3 years ago
Nightingale - developer's departure from storytelling

At the end of this year, players are looking forward to the release of PvE, an open-world survival game Nightingale, which offers an exciting adventure in a beautiful dark fantasy world. According to the chief of the developer company Inflexion Games, there was a completely conscious departure from the ways of storytelling familiar to gamers that we could see in the sci-fi novelty Mass Effect and the fantasy role-playing video game Dragon Age.

Flynn also spoke about the game's Victorian-era setting, noting that the developers were looking for a new theme that would be more familiar to gamers.

So, the new Nightingale will have some RPG elements, but first of all, it will be a spectacular survival video game. Instead of a branching narrative, this game's gameplay will focus on gamers' stories.

The concept of novelty is a giant sandbox for the stories of gamers. We are waiting for an intriguing video story in the style of dark fantasy. Become a fearless vagabond and embark on an unforgettable journey. Explore, build and fight in a gorgeous fantasy universe. Gamers are looking forward to releasing new items at the end of this year.

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