In a few years, the streamer Herschel “Guy” Beahm IVbetter known as Dr Disrespectbecame a real phenomenon on Twitch. Despite several setbacks with the platform, the streamer remains very popular and very fond of video games, especially FPS.
So, the creator founded a AAA development studio, Midnight Society and unveiled the first images of his next game “Deadrop”. The latter is an FPS that integrates non-fungible tokens (NFT). Early Access is granted to fans who purchase the Founder’s Access Passes at $50.
However, initial feedback is mixed. Indeed, the game is only at the beginning of its development process and most content available now is subject to change. The goal of this release was to lay the groundwork for player movement, weapon systems and to introduce an environment to test the unique weapon of the game. Moreover, this version of the early access is there to test Dedrop’s account system, security and online features.
Currently, shooting feel is poor, animations non-existent, and framerates choppy. For a first early access, the game does not really highlight its strengths. But the real point that blemishes in the middle of this painting, it was the inclusion of NFTs that divided the streamer community.
In effect, 10,000 NFTs were offered to buyers of the Founders Access Pass. These procedurally generated NFTs will become the in-game player avatars. have to pay 50 dollars to play a game in early access, offered by an independent studio out of nowhere.
Finally, while Dr Disrespect sells his game as the future of FPS and he declares that Deadrop looks better than Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, some players feel that the game is more like a mobile game. A peak when you look Minimum specs to run Early Access:
- Windows 10
- i7-7700k at 4.2GHz
- 32 GB RAM
- 20 GB of available disk space
- Hard disk space
- NVIDIA GTX 1080
There is currently no official date information output of the title or an open beta.