In classic E3 tradition, the cinematic reveal trailer for this new RTS is so cool I wish it was an anime instead of a game

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, and writer Lincoln Carpenter says the cards serve as"a purposefully designed speed ramp angled to accelerate you towards what's most fun about RTS games.

While not quite the same divide between animation and game, I was immediately smitten with the presentation of indie adventure Death's Door in its 2021 debut… and then let down by the real thing. I'd happily watch many more voiceless cutscenes of this bird character set to noiry piano music, but the game itself is played almost entirely from a zoomed out isometric perspective. The art is still great, but was a disappointing mismatch for the perspective shown in the trailer.

 

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