Assuming this is much more than the standard CG trailer or the discredited notion of the 'target render', what does the reveal tell us about Microsoft's vision for the next generation of console gaming? It looks great, but can the advances actually be quantified and qualified in any way? However, confusion surrounds the nature of the content, which has been described as running in real-time and also as in-engine - two terms that are not exactly compatible with one another. There's already a lot to love when considering how well the previous game was delivered - with only potential to build upon.We've seen snippets of Halo Infinite over the last couple of years, but the recent reveal of Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 was explicitly trailed as our first taste of what the next generation in console hardware will deliver from a visual perspective. The blend of Celtic and Nordic mythology will protrude even further - much to fan happiness. Another brilliant journey is on the horizon from what we can make of it. We expect intense environmental assets flying around combat scenes - and fluid animation to capture every expression. The hardware capabilities of the new console generation will bring Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 to life. We aren't expecting too much to change in combat and objectives, but an enhanced story paired with stunning models and visuals. Mythical auras in the locations can create challenging puzzles and the potential to unravel more of Senua's dark past.
It presents surfaces that are ideal for battlegrounds.
The environment is ideal against the previous mechanics. The black sands and volcanoes confirm the location of the game in Iceland. The colors are dark, the atmosphere is livid, and it sets up yet another tense journey - a story that hasn't come to fruition yet. Much Celtic chanting and emotional facial expressions lead to the climax of harrowing Norsemen hanging limbs and marching towards something. Much like the first game - the trailer presenting the second part is intense.
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