Titanic Scion Dev explains why Studio values games over the story

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is the follow -up to 2019 Daemon X MachinaAn action-filled MECH combat game that lets players take control of very adapting mechs. Developer Marvelous strives to become even greater with the sequel, increase the combat and adaptation options and give players more control over their experience.

With Daemon X Machina: Titanic ScionGame date quickly approaches, Game Rant captured the serial producer Kenichiro Tsukuda. Tsukuda previously worked on Armor core Series, so he has lots of experience with MECH games. He explained why he thinks the game should always take precedence over the story.

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Developer Marvelous prioritizes games in front of the story

Games and story are both integrated into the experience that a player will have with a video game. While the debate as one is more important is probably not to have a definitive conclusion, Tsukuda explained that his studio believes that games in the end are more important to the experience. He said,, he said,

'' We always prioritize the game, even over the story. Each player can have their own unique priorities and expectations, but the basic condition in the heart of what we do is players spend their hard -earned money on our game to have fun. If we were to prioritize an interesting story over interesting game, that story would be better suited for another form of media, such as a movie, anime or novel. IN Titanic ScionWe tried to create a more simple history by maintaining the same depth while reducing the scope. ''

Newcomers in the series have no problems understanding Titanic Scion's story

One of the most difficult parts of any sequel is to have a story that continues the story of the first game, while it is simple enough for newcomers to pick up and understand without prior knowledge. Daemon X Machina However, did not have a particularly complex story and Titanic Scion Looks to follow. Tsukuda is convinced that new players have no trouble understanding the game's story, whether they played Daemon X Machina or not. He continued,

'' We have respect for various science fiction works, manga, movies and anime. As children grow into adults, it is those who will shape the media of the future. This story is aimed at all generations that play games. Players don't have to know the first game's story at all to play Titanic Scion. There are scenes where knowing the previous story can give you an extra perspective, but I think that games should be easy for newcomers to jump in, even if they are part of a series. ''

It seems Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Covers all bases when it comes to catering for both existing fans and newcomers. Fans of this genre have not been accurately exceeded with new games to try over the past five years or so, with Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon To be the most remarkable new post, so Titanic Scion Could very well scrape an itching for mech fans.