Epic Games' 'Fortnite' Heads To Early Access

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  • lun471k
    Looks a lot like Dungeon Defenders, but I like the idea.
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  • Giroro
    I was looking forward to fortnite... But that pricing model sounds absurd.
    $150 pay-to-win for an early access game? That's ... unreal.
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  • Eximo
    I see what you did there.
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  • alextheblue
    19981486 said:
    Looks a lot like Dungeon Defenders, but I like the idea.
    Having played Dungeon Defenders, that was NOT my takeaway. Maybe if Dungeon Defenders had freeform base construction with a wide open landscape, plus zombie apocalypse. I guess you could say it's like Dungeon Defenders meets Voxel zombie survival.

    19981552 said:
    I was looking forward to fortnite... But that pricing model sounds absurd.
    $150 pay-to-win for an early access game? That's ... unreal.
    I'm sure you'd be OK with the $40 one. I highly doubt anything they give out in the higher tiers would actually qualify this game as "play to win". Also, if you don't want to play it during early access, you can always wait until release.
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  • KirbyKirby
    Kinda seems like a more action oriented version of 7 Days to Die. I'm game.
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  • coolitic
    If you're going to go for a hero shooter, you don't make a male and female version of each class, because then they become less unique and less interesting.

    Also, was a bit disappointed with the gameplay being too casual, and the art-style being just a bit too cartoony.
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  • HaB1971
    6+ year development on this title, it has only now moved to Pay-For-Testing and will be an F2P game with transactions and looks like like WoW from 10 years ago... ermm No thank you
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