This adorable sandbox RPG looks like Skyrim combined with Stardew Valley, which might be helped by the fact that Skyrim's lead designer is working on it
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If you were to put Stardew Valley and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Skyrim into a pot and mix it up, I'd imagine that the video game soup you'd create would look an awful lot like Hawthorn – an adorable upcoming sandbox RPG from a group of ex-Bethesda, BioWare, and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Naughty Dog devs.
Hawthorn is the debut game from indie studio NEARstudios, which is led by Heather Cerlan (who previously worked as a senior artist for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield and a texture artist on The Last of Us, amongst many other things) and Jason Richard♓son. Richardson was a gameplay designer for Mass Effect Andromeda and a systems designer on both Starfield and Fallout 76. What's more, that Skyrim's lead designer, Bruce Nesmith, will also be helping out with Hawthorn.
Set in what looks like a picturesque fairytale-style setting called Windermere Vaꦓlley, we'll be able to live out our lives as a little woodland creature alongside many fellow animal friends, who all have their own tales to share. Hawthorn will offer both solo and co-op play, and we can expect to fill our in-game lives with farming, fishing, and exploring the wilderness for resources. Charming woodland homes can be rebuilt and decorated to suit your vision – which gives it a touch of an Animal Crossing vibe, too – and you'll have to adapt to 🐻life as the seasons change.
The says Hawthorn is "inspired by Victorian-era European fairytales and the spirit of 80s and 90s anthropomorphic animal adventure stories," and that 💃vibe definitely comes through with what's been shown 🔯so far. For the time being, there's no release date for the sandbox RPG, but it's already .
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