Chrono Odyssey looks very promising in New Developer Interview Video

Last week closed beta registrations went live for Chrono Odyssey And now the studio has published the first in a new series of developer interview videos. I was excited and over the years I have disappointed myself so often from MMOs that it honestly feels like I was an enthusiastic connoisseur of emptied hype and expectations.

But who knows, maybe this time will be different because everything I have seen and heard Chrono Odyssey I have ready to believe that it could really be the MMORPG that I was waiting for. Perhaps.

Chrono Odyssey: The world of Setera

In the 20-minute developer interview video we hear from a variety of people in the development team, including the executive producer named Sangtae and a product manager named Don. Something that I really noticed in this interview is at the very beginning when Sangtae explains that they wanted to make the overall output as funny as the final content.

This is a big goal to try and fulfill, because MMORPGs may be the most notorious examples for players as if the “real game” does not start when they reach the end. The need to invest dozens or hundreds of hours before you actually have fun is a big question when it comes to generating new players.

Sangtae also promises a lack of charging screens in the game in favor of a more seamless more open world design. For a large MMO game like this, this is a fairly exciting offer.

The team quotes the cosmic horror vibes of films like Prometheus and the threat of interference by intimidating enemies such as the rugging of Starcraft As important inspiration for the game world.

When it comes to what I want from an MMO, I could personally in a unique one. I am the type of player who cannot and cannot play a single game for weeks, months or years. I just can't do it. I like too many different genres and love to pursue this new game far too much to close me. Let's call it professional curiosity, I think.

At the same time, I absolutely love to immerse yourself in a large, brave MMO world. I like this common feeling to discover and explore something together with others, and I enjoy PVE content such as dungeons, Open World Boss battles and raids a lot. I just don't have the bandwidth to go deep into the final as a parents.

What I want from my MMOs is the depth and complexity of feeling committed and challenged, with the natural and fun factor not to feel overwhelmed when I come back from a break of several weeks. Not many games have managed to go on this balance and prime Guild war 2Present Elder Scrolls OnlineOr the first months of Throne and freedom last year.

I had no chance to play Chrono Odyssey For myself, but the fact that there are also consoles has very cautiously optimistic that it could scratch again for me. Visually it is beautiful, the fight looks outstanding, and the developers seem to be really passionate about the world that they have built. Let's see if the landing can be.

If you want to participate in the closed beta test next month, you can register the next month Chrono Odyssey Steam page or find the official play website for further details. If Chrono Odyssey is completely started, it is also in the consoles of PlayStation 5 and the Xbox series X | S available.