Sandbox Interactive, the developer of the first truly cross-platform sandbox MMORPG Albion Online, released their February State of the Game report.
As Albion Online enters the third month of it’s Closed Beta, Sandbox Interactive has released the latest developer blog post, which describes the main development plans based on the extensive player feedback. The article describes several important changes planned for specific areas, which will be the main focus of the development team in order to fulfill some prominent community wishes:
- Game World – in order to make the world of Albion more unique and interesting, the level design team is working on expanding the game world, improving aesthetics, developing unique player cities and aiming for more strategic depth.
- Content – besides constantly adding new PvE and PvP locations, the team will pay extra attention to zone frequency and distribution as well as loot reward balancing.
- Character Progression – the aim is to improve the current character progression system by providing a clear correlation between risk and reward, offering players more strategic freedom.
- Red Zones and Black Zones – the main goal is to clearly separate zones for guild wars over territory and zones for PvE players, in order to satisfy different player styles so that solo players can also enjoy the game without having to depend on alliances.
- Gear – in addition to revamping the whole crafting system, developers are introducing special rare items with unique abilities.
You can read the full State of the Game report on the official website.
Related: The Undead are Rising with the Latest ALBION ONLINE Update Brutus
I have always enjoyed playing video games and am a programming team lead for a video game company. I co-founded Gaming Cypher because I enjoy the gaming community and would like to provide the best news service around. Feel free to ask me any questions and I will make sure to get back to you quickly.
More Stories
ISONZO Review for Steam
Yars Rising 2D Metroidvania from Acclaimed Studio WayForward Revealed by Atari
This Summer, Gigantosaurus: Dino Sports will Bring Dino-Rific Fun to Consoles and PC