It might be the Tokyo Game Show, but it’s not just Japanese games that are making the news right now. This week, we were able to discover the first project of the studio Dry Licoricea young team that was formed by former artists who worked on Poly Bridge (Patrick Corrieri) or the best known Kingdom (Marco Bancale). This first game is named Plasma and promises to be very different from the two games listed above, since it will bea sandbox game.
build me a robot
Plasma will appeal to your creativity since you can think of yourself as an apprentice mechanic and programmer, building all kinds of robots that you can place within your world. A game that gives free rein to creativity and innovation.
You will be able to create these robots and software yourself using easy-to-use programming tools, in particular via an interface called Sketch, which will teach you how to create more and more elaborate machines. Between mechanical spiders or arcade terminals, up to imitation Gundams, the choice will be great in Plasmaand you can have fun sharing your creations and discovering those of your friends, until you can use them too.
Apart from the creative aspect which will probably be enough for some, the game will also ask you to achieve objectives and succeed in challenges concocted by the community itself.
For now, the exit of Plasma is fixed in the course of the year 2023, a priori at the beginning of the year, on Steam. The game also intends to exploit all the possibilities offered by the Steam Workshop.