- Johnny Hopper, head of study and co -founder of Glowmade has said King of the flesh It will not crash even though there are more than 100 levels to play
- Hopper said all levels “run very fast”
- He added that these levels are “examples” of the dungeon players can create
King of the flesh It will have more than 100 levels to experiment, but Studio Glowmade has said that this will not prevent the game from having a good performance.
That is according to Johnny Hopper, head of study and co -founder of Glowmade, who suggested to Techradar Gaming that the team has paid attention to the performance of the Dungeon Crawler cooperative to ensure that it is not blocked.
“So, the main thing is that the game does not crash, that is actually what matters to us,” said Hopper. “There are about 100 levels, around 100, which we are sending with the game, made internally by our level designers. And they are all bright, all are fun, they are designed, all [for] performance.
“Everyone runs very fast, and they are all very good.”
Hopper continued, explaining that these levels are essentially “examples” of dungeons that players can design in creating mode using developer tools in the game engine.
He also said that “there is no type of limitations in you” and that a level is not required to function at a certain speed, provided that it can work.
“We have four different platforms or whatever to endure, and something that is being executed in one, something that runs in my mega gaming rig could work terribly on the laptop of Microsoft or something like this,” he said, “so we must ensure that it works and that it is fun, and give people the opportunity to use these limitations and to have a good time, and do something is to work or not.”
Later it was confirmed that King of the flesh It will also offer quality and performance options in PC and consoles, including PS5 Pro, which players can customize.
There is still no official launch date, but King of the flesh It comes to PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and Nintendo Switch.
