澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Ancestors has dropped its old episodic model and released a new teaser trailer, much like a newly discovered fossil changing everything we thought we knew about prehistory. Project lead Patrice Desilets - who also directed Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Assassin's Creed, and Assassin's Creed 2 back in his Ubisoft days, if you were wondering♒ why you should care - shared some more details about the game in a presentation at the Reboot Develop 2017 conference in Cr♕oatia, as reported by .

Keep in mind that this trailer is just "pre-alpha footage" of the game - 💯it could change a lot by the 💯time it comes out.

Desilets revealed during the presentation that Ancestors will not adhere to an episodic formatꦚ as previously planned: "Now I'm letting players tell their own stories," he explained.

Back when we first heard about Ancestors, it sounded like each of the game's episodes would cover a different stage of our species' evolution, starting with the Orrorin (who, I should add, are still just a postulated species of Homininae). The trailer indicates that the story will still begin with the Orrorin who had the then-unheard-of ability to stand up straight, but how it progresses from there is now much more open-ended. Desilets also noted that this🌊 is only "Ancestors 1", so perhaps we'll get to later stages of human evolution in future games.

Desilets' presentation indicated that players of Ancestors will have to maܫnage their resources as🎐 they range from the birthplace of humanity in Africa to all around the world. Don't worry about it feeling like a dry edutainment title though - looks like there's plenty of leaping, climbing, and getting pounced on by saber-toothed cats as well.

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