#The talos principle switch Ps4#

With more than 120 puzzles to solve, as well as Road to Gehenna DLC, The Talos Principle: Definitive Edition packs in a heap of content and will have your brain teased for many hours.Īs you proceed through the game, you’ll use different key objects and learn new abilities. When it comes to the European game industry, it seems like Croteam will be an essential staple for years to come.The Talos Principle contains ingenious puzzles that are required to be solved from a first-person perspective, making your way through mazes and retrieving the tetromino-like puzzle pieces at the end. Both were incredibly gracious to give me their time and showed clear passion and excitement for the studio and its future. I'm not sure what's the current status and what we can share about that.Ĭan we expect The Talos Principle to hit the Switch?Īlen and Daniel were understandably protective of information surrounding their upcoming projects but gave me plenty of faith in what's coming next from Croteam. So then the engine is working well with the Nintendo Switch?ĪL: We are working on porting for the Nintendo Switch. But in theory, the engine supports a number of platforms. As long as that platform can actually handle the amount of content, we're probably not gonna ship the next big game older platform. We are working on all of those platforms to make sure that we can at any point ship any game is.

#The talos principle switch Ps4#

It's become very streamlined to just ship one of our games on Xbox One or PS4 or Nintendo Switch.

How is the engine working with the console platforms at the moment?ĪL: Really good. That probably would have been easier for us but it wouldn't be as fun and as flexible. We're could've switched to a different engine at any point in time. This has always been Alen's engine and then the team just kept building on it. I mean, that's always our goal, having an engine and then using it, like right now, where we are not only using technology for newer games but hopefully bring the older games to the newer technology and keep shipping them on different platforms.ĭL: We shipped The Talos Principle on Xbox One just a few months ago, and most of our upcoming projects are going to be multi-platform because we keep adding support to our engine for various platforms. So can we expect to see the similar technology in games going forward, other than Serious Sam 4?ĪL: Of course. I was really, really happy with the results. When we started we just built some technical solutions, but they turned out to be working better than we expected. There were several other reasons why we started. And we wanted to do some larger vistas for Serious Sam 4. They've been complaining about it for a long time. Internally we should really have a terrain engine because artists used to manually model terrain meshes, like in The Talos Principle. Has the new terrain technology sped up the process of creating internally?ĪL: Yes, from one perspective, this is something we've been waiting for a long time. In that team, they do get the chance to make their ideas a reality, except it's in Serious Sam 4. I mean, we're currently focusing mostly on Serious Sam 4, most of the ideas that come forward are related to that game. Then, inside the studio is there freedom for employees to pitch their own projects and ideas?ĭL: If it makes sense, I guess. We're working on it.ĭL: Inside the team, everyone has their own passion and their own vision, so if it's possible for us to allow that vision to become something, then why not?

Related Story Kai Powell Serious Sam 4 (PC) Review – Only Room For One Badass On This PlanetĪL: Well, we hope so. So we can expect plenty more from the Croteam Incubator in the future? Some of them have been released already, such as Serious Sam: Tormental, released in early access (Steam) a couple of days ago, and the week before that it was Battle Bolts. What can you share about the games Croteam has been publishing?ĭaniel Lucic: Well, we have Serious Sam 4 currently, and several teams working on smaller indie projects. So basically, what you got in our Reboot Develop 2019 talk is what we can show for now. But we haven't yet started seeing any promotion and discussing what the game is about. We released some info back when we started the Steam page and announced it last year, and now we decided to share this terrain tech because we thought it would be interesting in general for the game development community, but also give a glimpse of what was going on in there. I know you've talked about how the terrain now is for being generated, are there any more details that you can tell us about that?Īlen Ladavac: We haven't yet started talking publicly about what's going on in the game. I'd love to hear a bit more about Serious Sam 4.