But to me this looks pretty good for what it is and unless it gets fucked to shit with the GAAS/MTX model I can see myself having a lot of fun with my friends. Is it "ex DICE veterans reclaim the crown with their own take on a Battlefield-like"? No.
The idea of dropping in with buddies to fight huge ass robots in a big, beautiful world sounds pretty great to me. If anything, this actually looks like an evolution of what DICE did with Battlefront 1 (a game I vastly preferred over their second Battlefront), which in of itself had super snappy, satisfying action, movement, and shooting. ARC Raiders is an Action game, developed by Embark Studios and published by Nexon, with no. The glowing particles splashing out of explosions and the way characters smoothly run and move over terrain look both straight from Battlefront, which was a stunningly gorgeous and smooth playing game. ARC Raiders: US: Nexon : PlayStation Store PS5: TBA : Description. In the smoke and particle effects, and the player animations, you can absolutely see that last gen DICE talent that was evident in Battlefront and Battlefield 1 especially. Honestly, from the video, short as it is, I think it looks great.
The reason a lot of new studios pursue a social or F2P game out the gate is because it's highly attractive to publishers (unfortunately due to MTX possibilities), and if successful permits the studio a sustainable revenue to help them grow for bigger pitches and projects in the future. I know people are deflated by "F2P" and all that, but I also think people need to remember that for a lot of devs, even highly experienced ones, it's extremely difficult to penetrate the market right out the gate with a big budget title that is fully supported by the publisher.
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