Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 dev shows off new cloud-forming technology - nicholsonmusere

Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 dev shows off unweathered fog-forming engineering

(Image credit: Ninja Theory)

Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 demo footage has precondition us a consider the game's impressive cloud-forming technology.

Hardly below, you can see a tweet from the Ninja Theory Twitter explanation, developers of some Hellblade games. For the upcoming Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2, Ninja Theory is victimization "flow maps" to both make clouds grade, and seamlessly dissolve naturally whenever required.

Bit cloudy isn't it? Here we'rhenium victimization course maps to make clouds form and dissolve course in Senua's Saga: Hellblade II #WIP pic.twitter.com/OrIoyGjiHKMay 25, 2021

Information technology's a nice little look at some new engineering science that Ninja Theory is exploitation as portion of developing for Hellblade 2. Newly, Senua actor Melina Juergens shared a behind-the-scenes video that depicted the actor learning how to utilize a sword for the upcoming sequel, revelatory that combat is going to be a bigger focus for the subsequence than it was with the 2017 original.

In all, we've seen relatively little of Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 outside of these scant clips from the developer. First announced at The Game Awards back in Dec 2019, Hellblade 2 was actually the first game to be disclosed as coming to Microsoft's next-gen Xbox Series X console. Hellblade 2 was announced in front the cheaper Xbox Series S had even been announced.

Right now, we know nothing close to Hellblade 2 extracurricular from the fact that Senua is returning, and information technology'll over again center on mental health. The original spunky from Ninja Hypothesis strived to depict mental illness with a degree of pragmatism, consulting experts connected psychosis, for example. From what we've seen of the sequel, it looks as though the dark undertones of Senua's original journey will atomic number 4 returning for Hellblade 2.

For a look in the least the extra games confirmed to personify coming to Xbox's more sinewy console, straits over to our forthcoming Xbox Series X games guide for much.

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