It does seem a bit marketless.. If they can introduce a competetive vs element that works then it might have a chance.

I'm more interested at how fast they've got the terrain to move. Good sense of speed + BoP2 = good

yeah I can't picture myself playing this game, but I'm totally impressed with the engine. I had trouble at first picking out the game footage from the real footage.

I'd love to blast through that landscape in a P-38. MAKE IT HAPPEN

This game is a risk its essentially a new market it could sell well because of that or it could be a complete disaster.

Not necessarily a new market. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQonAY1kGjM

Like said before the engine looks incredible but don't see it doing to well.

Get a fan and turn it on while playing this game.:-P

While the intial sound of it didn't interest me at all, the visuals look great. Also, the speed of the gameplay, hopefully, suggests the new Dagor engine update will make B'n'Z more deadly in the sequel.

seriously its games like these that completely bankrupt companies

Love your thoughts bro :)

Not necessarily. If this game is based on an existing game engine it could be a side project handled by a small portion of the dev team. If it is simple in concept and execution, maybe it will be an inexpensive title that won't need to sell many copies to be profitable.

It's games like these that can be the quick cash cow that keep a company in the black.

Obviously we are both making assumptions based on limited information, but not every game requires multi-millions to develop.

the demo will be interesting to play. i dont know how it will hold a players interest for very long though. yeah you can fly different landscapes and maybe do a slalom, or race in MP ( if there is one). but if we were playing ... we would end up trying to knock each other out of the air rather than follow the rules of the game.... :grin: