If you don’t find success with missiles, you can switch things over to a faster-paced machine gun. As a large missile-firing mech, players will evade a ton of enemy fire while also being able to change out their loadouts. The company also showed off Metal Mind, a twin-stick game set in a futuristic world with a touch of bullet hell thrown in. Another indicates a mini-SMG-style gun for Y and then a barricade of some sort with LT - so character upgrades look to be plentiful and should wind up keeping the action fresh.
One clip shows a machine gun can be used with Y and a turret can be deployed with LT. It appears that in addition to the blade, a variety of guns can be used with Y and other aides can be used with LT. With a goal to find a missing journalist, you’ll hack up tons of foes while also blasting away – as shown by the in-game HUD on the top left-hand side. The quick action is evocative of Strider with how fast your blade movements are, while the use of mid-air evasion and tight corridors reminds one of My Friend Pedro - only with swords instead of guns. Set in a rain-slicked cyberpunk world, players will slice and dice foes while also using parries to prevent damage. The first title shown off in their lineup is Loopmancer - a fast-paced blend of action-platformer with swift swordplay and a rapid-fire pace to it that aims to test your mettle at every turn.
They announced over half a dozen games crossing a variety of genres - including some that are a part of Steam’s Next Play demo experience. Yooreka Studio isn’t a household name, but they’re hoping their E3 lineup helps change that.
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