IGN Devs React: Tales of Canera Zho Speedrun Delights Team
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In this riveting episode of IGN's Devs React, we witness the daring speedrun of Tales of Canera Zho, a game crafted with meticulous care and attention by the talented team at Surgent Studios. As the speedrunner deftly maneuvers through the game, skipping crucial elements and employing advanced techniques, the developers are left in awe and disbelief at the game-breaking prowess on display. The team's initial nervousness gives way to excitement as they witness the game being torn apart in a matter of minutes, showcasing the speedrunner's unparalleled skill and dedication.
Amidst the skipped story elements and emotional beats, the developers find themselves marveling at the speedrunner's ability to navigate the intricacies of the game world. They reflect on the design decisions that enabled such gameplay, from the inclusion of key abilities to the layout of the game environment. Despite the skipped content, the team appreciates the speedrunner's unique interpretation of their creation, acknowledging the balance between gameplay mechanics and narrative storytelling.
As the speedrun unfolds, the developers delve into the challenges faced during the game's development, highlighting the unintended consequences of speedrunning on the player's experience. They commend the speedrunner's strategic prowess and execution, recognizing the level of dedication and memorization required to achieve such a feat. Through the lens of this exhilarating speedrun, the team gains a fresh perspective on their game, witnessing it being transformed into a new and thrilling experience that pushes the boundaries of what they thought possible.
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Devs put a lot of heart and soul into the game
Speed runner wanted to return the game
Some users appreciated the effort put into the game but didn't enjoy it
Twist at the end was loved by one user
Maps were confusing but the game was fun for one user
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