CRYMACHINA is an action RPG set in a world where humans went extinct millennia ago, and a group of synthetic beings have been tasked with bringing them back. Along the way, they will apparently need to contend with what it means to be a "real human", and you can, too.
While perhaps not the most original pitch (we'd take bets a NieR: Automata-esque narrative twist will be involved), combat looks solid enough, the key art is quite striking, and we're always down for some cerebral/philosophical techno drama.
In a staggered worldwide release schedule on PS5 and PS4, CRYMACHINA launches first in Japan on 27th July, in North America on 24th October, then in Europe on 27th October, wrapping up with Oceania on 3rd November.
What do you make of CRYMACHINA? Worth taking a chance on, or something you've seen before? Retain what humanity remains to you in the comments section below.
[source youtube.com]
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Has potential, but also has a dreadful release date. If they were releasing it in July like they are in Japan, then maybe I'd be more likely to give it a chance at all this year. Everything has to release in October though.
Why would they be trying to bring humans back? Genuine question. Why would we be so important to them a thousand years later?
@EaglyPurahfan same:(
@EaglyPurahfan it's in the Crystar series. Crystar isn't a bad game just very repetitive if you go for platinum trophies, otherwise for a single run thru I'd recommend.
This game is actually a sequel to Crystar and has absolutely nothing to do with the game mentioned in the tagline and the article.
This is a really poorly presented piece of media.
I know you guys don't like me mentioning you constantly shill for square-enix, but you are mentioning them front and center in an article (and tagline/subheader) about a game from their competitor, in which you fail to mention the previous game in the series.
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