Those games strife for photo-realism, but usually lack the financial power to really sport them, as they are aimed at a niche market. BlackFoot Studios’ premiere title, GROUND BRANCH is based on the.
It features in-depth character and weapon customization, realistic movement and damage, and high lethality. And within that definition lies one of the inherent problems of "realistic games". GROUND BRANCH is a thinking man’s first-person tactical shooter in the same vein as the classic Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon titles from the late ’90s and early 2000s. hints of Rainbow Six : Rouge Spear crossed with Ghost Recon. These huge costs also make good graphics for niche games quite unobtainable, as no hardcore sim will sell enough numbers to finance the production of high end graphics.Īdditionally, a definition of "great graphics" needs to be done. This is the game Ive been waiting for since i played the very first Rainbow Six back in 1998. Not that they can't be fun, but they certainly are not great, memorable games from a gameplay point of view. That's why games with great graphics need much more sales to make a profit, so usually, games with great graphics are produced for the mainstream market, meaning there are next to none risks taken gameplaywise, which makes them just shinier versions of games that already exist. With deliberate, calculated and unforgiving gameplay, GROUND BRANCH is the true rebirth of the tactical realism genre of the late ’90s and early 2000s.
It's just very unlikely, because "next-gen" (I like that term even though, or rather because it's now five years old) graphics both cost a lot and take a huge amount of time to produce.
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