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What's a game mechanic you thought would have taken off, but didn't? (feddit.uk)
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I'm replaying SUPERHOT (again) and it's got such a great core mechanic that I can't believe we've not seen more developers use it, or build around it.

What game mechanics seemed like they'd be the next big thing but ....didn't?

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[–] Lamedonyx 8 points 8 months ago (2 children)

I have yet to find a game that expresses power fantasy through movement like Warframe.

Warframe movement is super smooth, very fast-paced, and yet extremely controllable and complementary of game mechanics.

Bullter jumping across levels, bouncing on walls to turn around and unleash a burst of fire, super-jumping 30 feet high to get perfect view of enemies, it does everything perfectly. You absolutely feel like you're a specter of death reaving though the battlefield.

And every time I play a gamme, I feel glued to the ground and wished it has Warframe's movement.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 8 months ago

ULTRAKILL may just be the game for you.

[–] Mango 3 points 8 months ago

Titanfall boiii!

It's not quite Warframe, but it's damn good.