If you’ve been longing for something new and exciting in grassroots gaming, then Elemental’s first trailer is just what the doctor ordered. It’s a bubbling, sizzling feast for the eyes, filled with vibrant colors and stunning visuals that are sure to delight gamers around the world. A new game developed by Comcept and Armature studio, Elemental looks to be a deeply creative game that blends vibrant, handpainted characters and epic action sequences to create something truly special.
The trailer opens with a stunning panorama of disparate elements, representing each of the different types of locations and characters available for players to explore. Abstract shapes combine to form a series of colorful, whimsical scenes that make the most of the game’s unique visual style. As the camera pans further, we are met with a series of bold, energetic cutscenes set against a backdrop of vibrant 2D animation. From the scenes of whirling dervishes and powerful magical attacks, Elemental looks to be mixing genres and styles to create something completely fresh.
The gameplay itself looks quite varied and free-form, allowing players to intuit their way through the levels. From fast-paced aerial combat to card game-style duels, it seems that no two Elemental sessions will be the same. Players have access to over 100 characters, each of which bring their own unique set of abilities and strategies to the table. Multiplayer gameplay looks especially exciting, thanks to the game’s large selection of game modes and forces, including turn-based strategy and co-op play.
At its core, Elemental looks to be a vibrant, captivating game that blends the best of traditional and modern game design. Aimed at gamers of all ages, the game looks to offer something for everyone. The trailer is one of the most delicious and tantalizing look at a new game to come out of the independent development scene in some time. Redefining the idea of what an indie game can be, Elemental is sure to be an exciting, innovative experience.
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