The second trailer features lead devs Daeil Kim, HwanKyoung Jung, SeongWoo Lee and Hyoseok Chae.
The fight choreography is inspired by everything from wrestling to Taekwondo, making just about any move possible.Ĭrimson Desert character detail is incredible Quests will be kicked off by NCPs, puzzles will appear for players to solve, dungeons can be explored and a huge amount of travel will be involved.Īs for combat in Crimson Desert, it will be fast and furious, with a player being able to take on several opponents at once and to do so expertly. He then shows scenes from a village and explains how fishing and exploration of villages around the map will be part of the game.
“The story of Crimson Desert revolves around a character named McDuff and the members of his group. Believe me, rendering grass is no easy task…įrom talking about Crimson Desert‘s stunning landscapes, the developer goes on to touch on the story of the game, which follows a group of struggling mercenaries: We made sure that our lighting calculations were correct, and also that blades of grass were visible from afar. A lot of work also went in to making volumetric clouds appear during sunrise and sunset. “ We tried to make the rugged peaks and snow-capped mountains clearly visible when viewed from afar. The trailer begins with a look at some of the landscapes in Crimson Desert, and Holy Mother is this thing lush.Īs Kim explains about the landscapes, which with the game’s high-fidelity graphics look almost real the detail is so precise: The detail in the landscapes is incredible The first trailer is a more than 5-minute long Dev Archive, with Crimson Desert Executive Producer Daeil Kim talking about what it is like to create the game and what players can expect when it releases. So much so, landscape shots look almost like a travel video somewhere out in the wild, and characters are so life-like they may be some of the most realistic ever created.Īt least if what has been shown of the game in the two trailers just released by Pearl Abyss is anything to go by. That game is from the Korean developer Pearly Abyss, it is an open world action-adventure called Crimson Desert, and it is a seriously gorgeous game. One of the most beautiful games I have ever seen came as a surprise at The Game Awards earlier this month.
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