GRAFT by Harebrained

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RPS: "Shadowrun and Battletech creators unveil cyberpunk horror RPG set on a "dying space station" where upgrades change your personality"

GRAFT by Harebrained — Official Announcement Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhQZYJkfe8w

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Diablo perspective, not first person or even third person. Interest lost.

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I'm currently playing Signalis and don't mind it there. I hope it will be more like that instead of Diablo in space.

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A shame they've stopped with doing Shadowrun games. The triple combo of Dead Man's Switch, Dragonfall and Hongkong were excellent.

Graft does not interest me in the slightest.

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Diablo perspective, not first person or even third person. Interest lost.

My thoughts exactly.

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Perspective is no barrier to me, and I think it's silly it is for others. If the game design is excellent, then it's excellent. Just depends on that. So with that said, I played their shadowrun game it was a 7/10 at best, and I'd say that's the case for a lot of isometric cRPGs. Usually more concerned with role-playing and story than actual game design. So, will probably pass. But will keep an open mind/eye out nonetheless.

You guys not gonna play the game of the last decade and SS2 competitor, Darkwood, because it is top-down?

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Every time I see "Darkwood", I just assume the person mistyped "Gloomwood".

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Same here on Darkwood. I'm all good with isometric view. Very often used in RTS and turn based strategy games. All of Harebrained's games so far have all been in that view style.

If your dead set on a similar game but done in 3rd person I'd recommend "Rengoku 2" on the Sony PSP. Very similar game premise of a place you need to fight your way out, gaining parts / upgrades via tearing them off your opponents and plugging them onto yourself. Total hidden gem of a game.

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Every time I see "Darkwood", I just assume the person mistyped "Gloomwood".

Why? Odd.