Anthem: BioWare was raised to block the flight in Anthem during the fighting - Ultimate Guide

For its part, as already noted, Irving acknowledges that the study came to think of blocking the flight mechanics during the fight, but "it was too boring because flying is great." In the end, what they did was to limit the flight time for the game to work. In addition, the behavior of the enemies was modified, with the aim that they could attack with a greater rank of distance, so that they had the opportunity to demolish the player and force him to use a more tactical thought.

"Instead of considering space as a smooth surface," says Warner, BioWare has chosen to profile the world as a place where it can move freely through the terrain. The player is constantly "making small decisions". Where do I fly? How do I get there?

Anthem, in development for PS4, Xbox One and PC, will go on sale on February 22. Players who have reserved the game or who are members of EA Acces or Origin Access will be able to play the demonstration in advance, starting on January 25th. The rest of users must wait one more week to put themselves at the controls of Anthem. Remember that the progression will not be recorded for the final game.

The universe of Anthem is placed at our disposal in a new gameplay in which we learn the importance of exploring and discovering the world of the game.

The companions of IGN have published an exclusive preview of Anthem in which we can enjoy a new gameplay of the game, up to eight minutes long. Throughout it we are presented with the Free Exploration mode, which allows us to launch in different expeditions due to the enormous mapping of the game and to do so without a specific objective in mind. This will help us find dynamic events within your world, discover new objects, learn about your lore and discover more final heads (among many other things).

The video, like all the previous ones, serves as an example for the visual spectacle that we can expect from Anthem, which has been the videogame of Nvidia to show the maximum party to which we can aspire with its new line of cards and monitors. It will be a demanding game in compatibility, according to your requirements for PC.

In case anyone did not know it yet, Anthem is the latest creation of BioWare, the creators of sagas like Mass Effect, Dragon's Age or Baldur's Gate. It is a videogame of role and action, in the line of Destiny, which will have a cooperative mode for up to 4 players and will be set in a post-apocalyptic world, full of beasts and wild creatures willing to hunt us while we search for hidden technology.

The game will reach PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next February 22, and although it will not have season pass, the studio has not wanted to get wet and specify the duration of the campaign despite the insistence of the fans.

It can be tested from January 25, when it has a demonstration that will allow us to play from level 10 and discover the virtues of the title. A demonstration of which the study has already talked long and hard, and will serve as the best of the advances.

Before the imminence of its launch, Bioware makes public the minimum and recommended requirements of the PC version of Anthem, its expected multiplayer.

As usual before each big launch, it is important to know the requirements that our PC will have to fulfill in order to be able to deal with each of them, and today the protagonist is Anthem. Bioware has detailed the components with which we have to dispose to enjoy their new and promising game, and are not at all discreet.

The creators of Mass Effect and Dragon Age want to delight us now with a work of science fiction based on action in company, the role and above all, the looting, with a formula that have been successfully adopted by Destiny or The Division, example. From what we have seen in numerous videos, Anthem also promises to be a technically powerful game, and as such, the requirements that it will demand from us are also considerable. Are these:

Operating System: Windows 10 64 bits

CPU: Intel Core i5 3570 or AMD FX-6350

RAM: 8 GB of system memory

GPU: NVIDIA GTX 760, AMD Radeon 7970 / R9280X

GPU RAM: 2 GB of video memory

Hard Disk: At least 50 GB of free space

DirectX: DirectX 11