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#HOMEWORLD 3 EXCLUSIVE PC#
Homeworld 3 will be out on PC sometime next year, with publishers Gearbox giving a timeframe of “first half 2023″. Everything that made the originals such a slick visual experience is there, its now just at higher resolutions and with fancier effects. Exactly what you’d want a Homeworld game to look like in modern times. Plus, you know, the whole just looks really nice. We knew the ships looked cool, but how the game played - and how we’d be able to make use of tactics in deep space - is what I want to be seeing, and this video delivers, highlighting stuff like unit formations, the use of cover and even little callbacks to the original games like the ability to steal enemy units and the fuzzy little blue lights of the Resource Collectors. It’s the kind of thing Homeworld fans are most interested in, too. Sure, it may not be final, hands-on gameplay footage that we’re seeing broadcast in real-time from someone playing the game, but for a major show presentation, it’s pretty neat. It lets us see how the game actually plays. This is actual gameplay! There’s a cursor and a user interface on the screen. Almost a year to the date from our first brief look, developers Blackbird Interactive have put together a lengthy gameplay demonstration for GamesCom, and it is exactly the kind of thing I want to be seeing from games that are still in development.
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