Xbox One Exclusive Recore Geared Towards True Gamers

Addons like Kinect or Smartglass weren't envisioned for this game.

Posted By | On 11th, Dec. 2015

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While we haven’t heard a ton of information about Recore, that is apparently about to change quite drastically. About a mont ago, Microsoft’s Phil Spencer made the comment that we would be hearing quite a bit more about the game when 2016 rolls around. While it isn’t quite 2016 yet, it appears that we have gotten at least a little more information as Armature Studio co-founder and ex-Metroid Prime developer Mark Pacini recently sat down for an interview with The Verge.

During the interview, Pacini said that he and his team have actually leaned on games like Legend of Zelda and Metroid as a kind of model for Recore. Pacini also said that when Microsoft first started talking to Armature about the project he said he wasn’t that sure it was the best idea. For one thing, Pacini was not all that interested in some of the things that Microsoft has pushed over the last few years. The developer became a little more sure about the partnership when he was told there weren’t any plans to incorporate Kinect or Smartglass.

Instead, this game was supposed to be made with true gamers in mind. That means there isn’t a ton of special features, just enough to actually hook those who just want to play a good video game. “It feels like, for us, the runway’s been kind of cleared. So we can just concentrate on making a really good game and putting features in that make sense for this game.” He said. While there isn’t yet an official release date for Recore, it slated for launch during the period which ends March 31, 2016.


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