Indie games, not being subject to the guidelines of any large company, have some freedom to innovate in all the sections they want: be it the graphic, the sound or the gameplay. And exactly of the latter we are going to talk to you today.
Recently, Kotaku interviewed Mariel Cartwright, creative director of the title Indivisible. He was asked to explain what is necessary to achieve good playability. We leave you with your answer below:
Indivisible is found is in a new category. Our goal was to make a game with RPG elements, with a great variety of characters and a story that involved the player, but also to cause tension and feeling of action that transmit platform and fighting games so well. As it turned out, associating the game with the RPG genre led many people to think that it would be of a more classic cut, such as a JRPG; Many objects, statistics and collection. The people who expected this was undoubtedly the one who got the biggest disappointment, since it just isn't that kind of game.
Some interesting statements, what do you think? Leave us what you think in the comments!
