Is it true that the "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night" video game is almost complete? Well, it seems to be so, as both game developer and producer, Inti Creates and Koji Igarashi are eyeing a March 2017 release date.
Undeniably, the people behind "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night" are working very hard to showcase an extraordinary role-playing game (RPG), loaded with tons of crafting elements that will surely delight vast majority of the fans.
After the video game effectively raised more than $5.5 million from sponsors by means of the Kickstarter campaign, its makers apparently pledged to keep fanatics especially "the backers" with an up to date news on the game's on-going development, PC Games N reported.
A standout among the latest on-going "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night" update is all about IGA's giving an all brand new background to the game's heroine, Miriam, an orphan who is afflicted by an alchemist's curse.
Apparently, if the heroine of the role-playing video game doesn't look great, the entire experience will eventually go into disrepair around her, right?
Thus, producer Koji Igarashi otherwise known IGA acknowledged and incorporated some of the feedback fans gave with respect to the set screenshots - combining backgrounds and character models with various levels of shading.
As posted on "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night" Kickstarter's page, IGA was originally planning to showcase four types, however, fans comments apparently helped him to narrow it down to two shades.
"Originally he was planning to show four, but your comments helped him narrow it down to two shaders: A refined version of Shader 1, and Shader 3, which you saw applied to Miriam in the teaser," the report revealed.
For those who are unfamiliar, the "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night" take after Miriam's quests in order to stop the curse. Unfortunately, the alchemist's curse which she's afflicted into is gradually transforming her skin into a crystal.
Hence, in order to stop it, she must explore a devil-filled castles and find its summoner, Gebel, who has experienced the same curse for quite a while.
"2016 is a big year in the 'Bloodstained' development cycle, and I'm looking forward to keeping you updated as each piece falls into place."
"Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night" scheduled release date for PC, PlayStation 4, Wii U, PS Vita and Xbox One is slated for March 2017.
Along with its release date, game backers will apparently have the option to receive physical retail copies of the game in all supported platforms.
