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Codex Interview Metalheart Q&A

Saint_Proverbius

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Tags: Akella; Alexander Filatow; Metalheart: Replicants Rampage

Our interview with Akella's own Alexander Filatow and Alexander Shcherbakov about Metalheart, their isometric, sci-fi, turned based CRPG.


10.) Can you tell us a little bit about the factions in the game? For example, if your character is a Nomad, the story has differences than if you were a Human. Can you elaborate on this?

Lets make things clear. There are two main characters. Pre-generated characters. They are humans. And just cannot be nomads or somebody else. You can develop them in lots of ways, but in the end you're playing the role of a man trying to survive and escape. The factions in the game, as I said before, have their own behaviour "patterns". And the world in Meatalheart is alive, so you have to build relationship with different races, different groups.​

No character creation is definitely a bummer.
 

Otaku_Hanzo

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Yes, but it is something I am willing to deal with if you are allowed to at least take your character in different directions as far as growth goes. This is something I had thought about quite some years ago actually. You start off with an 'average joe' and build him slowly through the game into what you want.

It definitely brings my want of the game down a few notches, but I am willing to give it a chance.
 

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