Project Mugen - Parkour Gameplay, Content Updates & Pay 2 Win?

Get all the latest updates on Project Mugen, including parkour gameplay, content updates, and discussions on pay to win features. Stay tuned for all the exciting news!

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00:00 Project Mugen News
00:42 Project Mugen Gameplay & Story Overview
01:16 Parkour System Gameplay
02:18 Content Updates
03:19 New City Maps
03:52 Pay 2 Win?

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[jaughnekow]

Too good to be true. I hope it turns out well but taking it with a grain of salt

[memmories]

This has so much potential, please dont mess up..

[PuchimonExtreme]

"The game experience does not need to solely be about winning"

Yes. Like when I go bankrupt early in Monopoly. On one hand, its losing. And on the other, it also means I get to leave early. Its a magical blurry win-lose button. But at the end of the day, losing is losing.

[JunnyJai]

Yeah... ... They lost me at NetEase. Sure the game looks beautiful but I'll be damned if they aren't going to monetize the hell out of it.

[NickLim-eg]

Take it with a large grain of salt.

According to forums there is a lot of problems during the dev of the game, since Netease actually didn't consider this game as their top priority. The budget allocated to this game is very little they kept hiring people left and right if you go look at their website. They recently hired someone for video editing likely they're going to release a new PV soon. A lot of ex-devs for this game actually speak up about their team manager being a suck up to higher ups and an asshole, what you see in the trailer actually was managed to implemented after weeks of crunch.

As of recent they've been putting out a huge load of job positions, it is very likely netease finally throw them a damn bone to finally get something going.

[vladventura]

As soon as you said NetEase I groaned lmao, that kinda sucks

[wojto]

I hope there will be some kind of online or big co op lobbys chilling with people on the beach would be great

[gustavheinrich]

"Our players don't have to pay to win, and their game experience does not need to be solely about winning" - Netease
So losing instead of paying is the second option. Good to know we have choices. 👍

[leone]

This game is trying to be everything all at once and I'm here for it 🔥💯

[Merotryz]

Idea is great. Simply using Spider-Man/Batman style of game to explore a big city, riding vehicles like in GTA and using Genshin style characters sound very cool. If this game goes wrong I hope someone else pick the idea.

[thetruth]

I doubt this game will be as good as the trailers.
Most of the trailer seems to be pre-rendered cinematic, not an actual gameplay.

Also, it's published by NetEase, they're infamous to be a bad publishers.

Set expectations low, don't get your hope up.

[illogicalbear]

"The game experience isn't solely about winning" that's the same kind of speechcraft they used concerning diablo immortal and that every publisher uses when they want to add pay to win mechanics

[Yamamoto_Chiko]

*These types of videos I'm watching from last 8 months in their official youtube channel.*

[elijahdubois]

Well, NetEase Games is confirmed to be at Summer Game Fest. So I hope we get some news there.

[CrescentPhoenix.]

I feel the biggest thing. Needed is multiplayer because most genshin and genshin like games Lack a good multiplayer. Even though you play with friends, the world and its interaction really makes it less of a enjoyable experience trying to interact with your friends world. Really allow friends who can Play together, interact with each other's worlds like puzzles and
Interacting with npc's and treasures, Plus vendors. I think if you can really have a good time with your friends without having to go into each other's world just to progress, everything would really make this stand out to other games that try the genshin formula.

[ragnaxbloodedge]

P. Mugen & Azu Pro are my most anticipated open-world games. Both have something that Genshin and WuWa are lacking, which is fast traversing. In my opinion, it's more fun to explore an open-world game without any restrictions in mobility. I just hope that when they are released, they don't suffer from as many issues as what happened to WuWa on day 1.

[GTTB-]

Oh riiiight it's Project Mugen, this has been so long that I legit forgot the name and how it looks and I got it mixed up with Wuthering Wave, I thought they're the same.
Looking at WuWa rn, I've come to realize that the simpler the graphics the better. Wuwa is gorgeous, but damn my PC is working really hard it won't stop stuttering, lmao
I hope it can still hold on when this one comes out, go easy on us devs.

[ekzsuncz]

It's NetEase so monetization will be a problem. Possibly even worse than Hoyoverse or Genshin in particular.

Right now I'm having fun with WuWa but if that game someday goes to the Genshin route, then project Mugen will probably be my next open world gacha game.

Gacha games are inherently P2W. The next question will be how far they will take it. This can be a lot of things like bad pity system, slow premium currency generation, releasing content that is REALLY hard to beat if you don't have a particular character, and more.

[nerio]

No matter how cool it looks, better to have very low expectations considering it's a gacha game being released by netease. Every single game by them has very underhanded monetizations.

[thanatostheredreaper]

I’m pre-registered and something I really want to know about Project MUGEN is which characters in our band of misfits are the “starters”, the “four stars” everyone will have?