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Warcraft Arclight Rumble Gameplay Videos

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We have two gameplay videos to check out, featuring the new Arclight Ruble game, as we get to see it in action! First off, Towelliee has put together a video of his own experiences with the new Warcraft mobile game, as he details some features while showing off a solid chunk of gameplay as well.

The second video, from 巴哈姆特電玩瘋 (via snailkill3r), shows off the shop, team editing and then a different mission:


You can check out the official announcement here, and sign up for the beta here.

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So far, I'm not impressed. Gameplay seems quite typical for this type of game. This looks rather generic. There is nothing unique about its art style, could be easily confused as any other mobile title at a glance.

 

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8 minutes ago, Arcling said:

So far, I'm not impressed. Gameplay seems quite typical for this type of game. This looks rather generic. There is nothing unique about its art style, could be easily confused as any other mobile title at a glance.

 

Yeah it looks like someone else made it and put "warcraft" on the front of the app.

Not my cup of tea and really doesn't show "Blizzard polish" or uniqueness but I wish them the best.

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Wow this looks like suuuuch crap!! Nice to se them putting effort into this instead of wow content. ABK goes from bad to worse EVERY YEAR!! Let’s hope y’all get rich selling this *filtered*!

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So they spent resources on this instead of fixing Warcraft III reforged?    You know, that thing which after well over a year still doesn't have the promised clan/tournament/etc support that the original one did (that they forcibly erased?)

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21 minutes ago, Migol said:

So they spent resources on this instead of fixing Warcraft III reforged?    You know, that thing which after well over a year still doesn't have the promised clan/tournament/etc support that the original one did (that they forcibly erased?)

And Tom Chilton left the WoW team just for this game. 🙄

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3 hours ago, Arcling said:

So far, I'm not impressed. Gameplay seems quite typical for this type of game. This looks rather generic. There is nothing unique about its art style, could be easily confused as any other mobile title at a glance.

 

Definitely missing a certain Warcraft coat of paint to set it apart from the rest.

 

This feels more like it could be a mini-game in World of Warcraft, like pet battles.

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7 minutes ago, TyZone said:

Definitely missing a certain Warcraft coat of paint to set it apart from the rest.

 

This feels more like it could be a mini-game in World of Warcraft, like pet battles.

I assume they didn't want to tie it with WoW, because it would limit their playerbase if said connection required active subscription.

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Just gonna be another Gears Pop 😂

Who on Earth wants to play an RTS on their phone. 

The only exception I can think of is Clash Royale which already had a huge audience from Clash of Clans

Clash Royale lost 75% of it's audience figures in 2 years despite Supercell's regular updates, features and balancing, something which is rarely seen in any blizzard game.

The most interest I have in the mobile game genre is seeing how long a bunch of whales can keep a game running

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