06-06-2018, 08:49 AM
Crazy Justice Developer Insists The Game Is Not Just A Fortnite Clone
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<p>We’ve been following the story of <strong><a class="external" href="http://www.nintendolife.com/games/switch-eshop/crazy_justice">Crazy Justice</a></strong> for some time here at Nintendo Life; Black Riddles Studios’ attempt to add something new to the <em>crazy-popular </em>battle royale genre has been <a class="external" href="http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/04/rejoice_fortnite_fans_switch_battle_royale_title_crazy_justice_is_shaping_up_nicely">shaping up quite nicely</a>, and is set to be the first of its kind on Nintendo Switch.</p>
<p>As it happens, in response to the recent rumours that suggest battle royale superstar <strong>Fortnite</strong> <a class="external" href="http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/06/rumour_leaked_e3_document_suggests_fortnite_dragon_ball_fighterz_and_more_are_switch-bound">will be appearing on Switch at E3 next week</a>, the studio wants to put out a strong and clear message to potential customers: “Crazy Justice is a very different game to Fortnite”.</p>
<p>The response comes after numerous comments appeared online from users thinking that Crazy Justice won’t be able to compete with the likes of Fortnite, especially should the game also arrive on Switch. Here’s a snippet of a press release from the studio explaining its thoughts on the matter.</p>
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<p>“Crazy Justice is not a Fortnite replica; we don’t consider our game to be a clone by any means (we have been working on it since 2016), we don’t believe Crazy Justice is an inferior experience, and we don’t even consider our game to be at a disadvantage if Fortnite happens to release for Nintendo Switch during E3. The reason for all of this is simple: Crazy Justice is a very different game to Fortnite. It might look similar at first glance, but we are bringing a unique and alternative playstyle to the massively popular genre of Battle Royale, and for you (as a player) this is great news. Having different options to choose from is a beautiful thing, and Crazy Justice is coming to ALL major platforms”.</p>
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<p>The press release goes on to say that the studio would actually describe the upcoming title as “<strong>PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds</strong> meets <strong>Overwatch</strong> with a touch of Fortnite-y looking graphics”. You can check out a full feature list below.</p>
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<p><strong>Key Features that make Crazy Justice a different experience to Fortnite</strong></p>
<p><strong><em>– Gameplay is based on heroes and abilities:</em></strong> <em>There will be 23 heroes in the game (with more to come in future updates), each with their own set of unique skills and stats. There will be passive and active abilities to choose from, and you can upgrade and customise them (to a certain degree) through a collectable card deck system.<br /></em><strong><em>– Different game modes than Fortnite/PUBG:</em></strong> <em>Including a Story Mode (co-op), Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag with your friends.<br /></em><strong><em>– Not focused on instant building</em></strong><em>: While there will be spells and skills that allow you to build structures, fast building is not an essential part of Crazy Justice.<br /></em><strong><em>– A larger map than Fortnite</em></strong><em>: There will also be regular new map updates in the future.<br /></em><strong><em>– Different biomes</em></strong><em>: Crazy Justice features a desert, and a snowy area, with procedurally generated building interiors which will change every game being considered for the future. Changing weather cycles (night/day/rain etc.) are also being considered.<br /></em><strong><em>– Vehicles:</em></strong> <em>At some point, we want you to be able to drive even a bulldozer to escape deadly fire – or ram people into oblivion with it!<br /></em><strong><em>– No microtransactions</em></strong><em>: This doesn’t mean that we won’t have skins available in the future. We will always listen to the community, and if we do bring skins, we plan for them to be a reward for your time and achievements obtained in the game.</em></p>
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<p>Crazy Justice will arrive on the Nintendo Switch eShop this month. Will you be keeping an eye on this one? Do you think it can stand strong against the scarily popular competition? Let us know down below.</p>
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<p>We’ve been following the story of <strong><a class="external" href="http://www.nintendolife.com/games/switch-eshop/crazy_justice">Crazy Justice</a></strong> for some time here at Nintendo Life; Black Riddles Studios’ attempt to add something new to the <em>crazy-popular </em>battle royale genre has been <a class="external" href="http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/04/rejoice_fortnite_fans_switch_battle_royale_title_crazy_justice_is_shaping_up_nicely">shaping up quite nicely</a>, and is set to be the first of its kind on Nintendo Switch.</p>
<p>As it happens, in response to the recent rumours that suggest battle royale superstar <strong>Fortnite</strong> <a class="external" href="http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/06/rumour_leaked_e3_document_suggests_fortnite_dragon_ball_fighterz_and_more_are_switch-bound">will be appearing on Switch at E3 next week</a>, the studio wants to put out a strong and clear message to potential customers: “Crazy Justice is a very different game to Fortnite”.</p>
<p>The response comes after numerous comments appeared online from users thinking that Crazy Justice won’t be able to compete with the likes of Fortnite, especially should the game also arrive on Switch. Here’s a snippet of a press release from the studio explaining its thoughts on the matter.</p>
<blockquote>
<p>“Crazy Justice is not a Fortnite replica; we don’t consider our game to be a clone by any means (we have been working on it since 2016), we don’t believe Crazy Justice is an inferior experience, and we don’t even consider our game to be at a disadvantage if Fortnite happens to release for Nintendo Switch during E3. The reason for all of this is simple: Crazy Justice is a very different game to Fortnite. It might look similar at first glance, but we are bringing a unique and alternative playstyle to the massively popular genre of Battle Royale, and for you (as a player) this is great news. Having different options to choose from is a beautiful thing, and Crazy Justice is coming to ALL major platforms”.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>The press release goes on to say that the studio would actually describe the upcoming title as “<strong>PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds</strong> meets <strong>Overwatch</strong> with a touch of Fortnite-y looking graphics”. You can check out a full feature list below.</p>
<blockquote>
<p><strong>Key Features that make Crazy Justice a different experience to Fortnite</strong></p>
<p><strong><em>– Gameplay is based on heroes and abilities:</em></strong> <em>There will be 23 heroes in the game (with more to come in future updates), each with their own set of unique skills and stats. There will be passive and active abilities to choose from, and you can upgrade and customise them (to a certain degree) through a collectable card deck system.<br /></em><strong><em>– Different game modes than Fortnite/PUBG:</em></strong> <em>Including a Story Mode (co-op), Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag with your friends.<br /></em><strong><em>– Not focused on instant building</em></strong><em>: While there will be spells and skills that allow you to build structures, fast building is not an essential part of Crazy Justice.<br /></em><strong><em>– A larger map than Fortnite</em></strong><em>: There will also be regular new map updates in the future.<br /></em><strong><em>– Different biomes</em></strong><em>: Crazy Justice features a desert, and a snowy area, with procedurally generated building interiors which will change every game being considered for the future. Changing weather cycles (night/day/rain etc.) are also being considered.<br /></em><strong><em>– Vehicles:</em></strong> <em>At some point, we want you to be able to drive even a bulldozer to escape deadly fire – or ram people into oblivion with it!<br /></em><strong><em>– No microtransactions</em></strong><em>: This doesn’t mean that we won’t have skins available in the future. We will always listen to the community, and if we do bring skins, we plan for them to be a reward for your time and achievements obtained in the game.</em></p>
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<p>Crazy Justice will arrive on the Nintendo Switch eShop this month. Will you be keeping an eye on this one? Do you think it can stand strong against the scarily popular competition? Let us know down below.</p>
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