So it was a big risk."įor more, check out GameSpot's review of Bulletstorm. "But it was also very risky, because you don't have that many examples of games where the first part was doing so-so it wasn't a failure but it was very so-so. "We analyzed what we could for the sequel, what we have control over, and it would be an amazing game," he said.
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But reading his Fear Agent series was like OK, this is madness, but you care about the characters and it's good storytelling," he said.įormer Epic Games president Mike Capps confirmed last year that Bulletstorm 2 was in production before the company decided to shift People Can Fly to another project, which turned out to be Gears of War: Judgment.Īt the time, he explained that Bulletstorm sales were "good, but not amazing," noting that he believed publisher Electronic Arts hoped the game would do better.Ĭhmielarz echoed this sales sentiment, saying it would have been a "big risk" to pursue Bulletstorm 2 when sales of the original were "so-so." "Things are really truly insane in his signature series Fear Agent. He did not divulge any specifics, but pointed to Rick Remender's comic books as examples, specifically the Fear Agent series. "It's still kinda believable but the pulpiness and the craziness of it was through the roof." "It was gonna be actually more insane in a way," Chmielarz said.
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The Bulletstorm 2 will be available for PS4, Xbox, One, PC with 4K support on PC, PS4 Pro, Xbox One X. The product’s system requirements are boosts or non-solid objects, textures, post-effects, small details, and graphics.
Speaking with Eurogamer, the developer-who has since left the company-claimed that this game was conceived as over-the-top and believable at the same time. The new gameplay would have pc requirements like a more modern engine.
A sequel to 2011 first-person shooter Bulletstorm was going to be "an amazing game," according to People Can Fly founder Adrian Chmielarz.
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