But there's an interesting wrinkle: when Zaraan marry, their nuptials carry interesting military implications as they become one governing unit that works together," Moriarty continued. "It prides itself on political and military aggression and similar to what you find elsewhere in Star Wars, there's little differentiation between males and females when it comes to roles and responsibilities. This would ensure that Eclipse players not only had a fun, fulfilling, and challenging experience as they got to know each character and their presumably varied abilities and talents, but also that players would enjoy the characters for their personality, motivations, and banter.RELATED: Disney Reportedly Wants Two New Star Wars Games a Year Players fell in love with the characters of Ellie and Joel, and Star Wars fans are certainly hoping that the "multiple playable characters" get similar treatment and development. There will of course be familiar faces and places (Yoda in the Jedi Council chambers for example), but Eclipse has an opportunity to forge exciting new characters, with the players having control over their choices and path. Star Wars has 40+ years of world-building and lore from which to build fascinating new characters. This fresh take on a zombie apocalypse is headlined by an in-depth story and dynamic characters created to populate its dystopian world. What could really take this game over-the-top however, is the influence of the critically-acclaimed Last of Us. Afterall, what Jedi adventure is complete without traversing dangerous terrain, platformer style or defeating the forces of darkness (or light) with your lightsaber and the power of the Force. Eclipse would certainly benefit from incorporating components from these two successful and entertaining video games. Both games were popular enough to warrant a sequel, with The Last of Us 2 releasing in 2020 and a Fallen Order sequel currently in development.
These fears seem to be unfounded however, as one of AccountNGT's most interesting tweets (seen below) compares Eclipse to two very popular, very different games already on the market.īoth Fallen Order and The Last of Us were hugely popular games that were smash hits for their engaging mechanics and in-depth storytelling. Mainly fans despaired at the idea of a dialogue-driven game with little to no platforming or player-controlled combat. When Eclipse first came into the public eye, much of the discourse about the game was obviously centered around exactly what type of gameplay it would feature. RELATED: Every Character We Want To See In ‘Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2’
Here we will be taking a closer look at some of the more interesting pieces of info provided by AccountNGT and what they could mean for Eclipse. In truth, it is not much more than has already been officially confirmed, but there are some few interesting nuggets that can be extrapolated upon, especially during the ongoing controversy surrounding QD. Thanks to AccountNGT on Twitter, we now have a short list of everything this industry insider knows about the game so far.
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