Wild (video game)

Wild
Developer(s) Wild Sheep Studio
Publisher(s) Sony Computer Entertainment
Producer(s) Michel Ancel
Platform(s) PlayStation 4
Release date(s) TBA
Genre(s) Survival, adventure
Mode(s) Single-player, multiplayer

Wild is an upcoming open world survival adventure game set in a pre-historic world. It is produced by Michel Ancel and is set to be released for the PlayStation 4.

History and description

WiLD began development in 2014 at Wild Sheep Studio, a company founded by former Ubisoft employee Michel Ancel. Initial plans for the game included a very large, continental sized open world, dynamic weather as well as seasonal variations, online play, and the ability to play as any creature in the world - such as wolves, sheep, fish and so on.[1] A gameplay trailer for the game was shown at Gamescom 2014.[2]

Further in development gameplay was shown at Paris Games Week 2015 - showing how animals can be controlled by using shamanic like powers - once 'possessing' an animal the gameplay moves to the point of view of the controlled creature, and then proceeds using the skills and characteristics of that animal.[3]

The game is set during the Neolithic period (6000-500 BC) in a procedurally generated world around the size of Europe.[4] Smaller animals can be used to spy on others, whilst larger animals can be used to support the player and their tribe in fights with other humans.[5]

References

  1. "Introducing WiLD, a PS4 exclusive from Rayman creator Michel Ancel", blog.eu.playstation.com, 12 Aug 2014
  2. Anderson, Kell (12 Aug 2014), "Gamescom 2014: PS4 Exclusive WiLD Looks Wacky, Wonderful, and, Erm, Wild", www.pushsquare.com
  3. Dale, Laura Kate (27 Oct 2015), "PS4 exclusive Wild looks like symbiotic Animorphs", www.destructiod.com
  4. Dent, Steve (29 Oct 2015), "Befriend a bear or get killed by it in PS4-exclusive 'Wild'", www.engadget.com
  5. Haas, Pete (28 Oct 2015), "PS4 Exclusive Wild Lets You Possess Animals, Talk To Gods", www.cinemablend.com

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