The idea of piloting the mech was first thought up because members of the team didn’t appreciate the slow pace of other games in the genre. The farming is what really matters though in a farming game, and it looks and sounds great. There are four open world areas planned for the game, and each supposedly gets more alien as you progress. With a beautiful alien planet to explore, Lightyear Frontier is a tribute to nature and looks to be a joy to explore. That mystery is staying a secret for the time being, but they also wanted to make people aware that this is fully skippable if you just want to farm with your friends. Firstly, the team described the importance of a mysterious narrative that runs alongside the crop-growing that will be full of twists and turns. Lightyear Frontier at its core is a game about farming that you can play forever, but the dev has some tricks up their sleeves to make it something special. It’s really refreshing to hear how important sharing the creativity is for the team, and makes me all the more excited for Lightyear Frontier. That means coders talking to the art team and story writers sharing ideas with those in charge of game mechanics. Outside of this passion for innovation, they also want the whole team to give their input every step of the way when working on a game. They are focused on making games that break the mould, and want to combine genres to create interesting experiences that players have never seen before. With an emphasis on co-op and a colourful world to explore, it seems likely that a lot of the team here at GodisaGeek will go nuts for this when it arrives in Spring 2023.Īcquired by Amplifier Game Invest, a subsidiary of Embracer Group, FRAME BREAK is a Swedish team of twelve with some core values I can really get behind. This is a farming game with a hell of a twist: you’re in a mech.
Shown in the Microsoft & Bethesda Games Showcase, a lot of people I know are interested to find out more about Lightyear Frontier.
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