Fair enough then, my bad, sorry

Still a spoiler, it's not the same to know who is the last boss, than see him.

It's also the same dragon from Remnant. Not much of a spoiler. Always gonna get cry babies

To be fair I agree with the Hobbit reference. The goal from the beginning is to set out and defeat a dragon. Knowing who the final boss here may not be a spoiler but showing the battle is a spoiler.

last boss should stay secret, just saying... (y) you still making good videos

I wonder who thats a reference to >.>

Rules are rules

No...it's the predecessor to Remnant : From the Ashes by Gunfire Games.

@@alexubel r/whoooooooooooooooooosh

@@SapphireDragon357 There is no r/woosh when there is NO joke.

alexubel there’s a whoosh because that’s what he meant by gun souls bud

@@alexubel I feel I was maybe a bit mean with the woooosh. Sorry. As Sosa pointed out, Gun Souls is a nickname for Remnant. Remnant is a Souls-like with guns, thus known to some, possibly even many, as Gun Souls.

it is literally the speed of the game,its very boring.

@@adr.k8676 don't tell me i 've bought this shitt ! the game is nice but the npcs are very resistents so you take 5 min to each one and if you die you have to kill them again. soooooooooooooooooh ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh laaaaaaaaaaaame.

It really is slow, I wish they had implemented the sprint from Remnant into this remaster.

Nah if you grow too old you'll gain IMMORTALITY perk, stopping you from aging

It's a port of the existing VR game

It was a vr game originally as he said.

Remnant IS mediocre looking to say the least..

@@madeofnapalm remnant is easily one of the best games right now... Im sure your opinion is based on playing it in normal difficulty, and then uninstalling. The expansion pack adds a really challenging game mode with friends, and the campaign is just straight up impossible once you raise the difficulty.

@@noelmendoza3917 I was referring to the visuals only. As for the gameplay itself, TBH I only played about one hour, the game has nothing in it to keep me playing. Just my 2 cents.

It looked mediocre in 2016 VR terms too. What traction it got was from people starving for content to latch onto.

Remnant got shitty graphics as well

"...and that the last boss of Chronos is one of the first bosses of Remnant." ...this is actually...NOT...true. At all. In any way. This is, in fact, COMPLETELY wrong. Though I could see why you might make the mistake. One of the two final bosses of the first world of Remnant (Earth) IS, indeed, a dragon, Singe. But it's not the same dragon. At all. In any way. SPOILER: . . . The dragon at the end of Chronos is a Root psychological manifestation which inhabited the mind of the FIRST Dreamer, the experimental, semi-psyonic children that the Human researchers learned could be used to see into other worlds. Earth, also known as "The Core", is the center world of Remnant's metaverse. It isn't supposed to connect to other worlds and is supposed to always be distinct from them. "Children of the Core" are IMPLIED to be more powerful than beings from other worlds, which is kind of implied in Remnant as the reason you're able to do all the crazy stuff you can do. They also aren't supposed to leave Earth, which is stated in the flavor text for the trait you get when you arrive on Rhun the first time that says something about Children of the Core being forbidden from leaving the Core, but that this break in the rules may be allowed to correct what rampant rule-breaking the Root has done. Well, that and the Red Stone making you immortal, of course. It's still not explained as far as I can tell, but somehow, the/a Red Stone got to Earth (or always was there), the Humans found it, and Dr. Hry deciphered it using the whispering voice in his head, which happened to be the Root's consciousness. This is how the Humans began to use the Dreamers. While the rest of the Dreamers seemed to link to the mind of Guardians from each world, Earth, The Core, has no need for a Guardian as it has no door to other worlds. But because of this, one of the Dreamers was linked to by the Root's core consciousness. As one of the item blurbs says in Remnant "The Dreamers...we thought they were windows. They were doors." This opened the path for the Root to invade Earth. The Dragon is simultaneously that consciousness AND its physical manifestation. It is the linked body and mind of the First Dreamer and of the Root's main consciousness, and the door through which all Root coming to Earth flowed...until it became old and weak and could allow only a few through, and, finally, until it was killed by Chronos. However, the Dreamer was very old - like over a hundred years old - by the time of Chronos. So the Root decided it needed a younger, healthier vessel and doorway. Its ability to send Root to Earth had trickled almost to a stop by the time of Chronos, with most of the Root that were there having been there for decades. Plenty of time to take out the Earth and kill most Humans, but now more or less with no reinforcements. This is also why you only find a few Root at the very end of Chronos AND why the Tree is helping Chronos out, since the Tree is ALSO of the Root, and basically is leading Chronos to kill the First Dreamer/Dragon, which you do at the end of the story, and then Chronos is promptly drugged and hooked up to the equipment in their place, becoming a new, younger, healthier doorway for the Root. Chronos is the Dreamer at the end of Remnant's base game that is fused with the Nightmare, so they are together the final boss of Remnant, pre-expansions. And killing them is what closes the doorway on the Root...well, once you finish Subject DLC (the last one) and kill Dr. H as well, truly cutting the Root off from Earth. . The Dragon at the end of Earth in Remnant is NOT the same Dragon. It's arguably the Root making an attempt to recreate a clone of sorts of Chronos' Dragon, but Chronos' Dragon was killed, with the help/will of the Root, so that Chronos and the Nightmare could take the place of the First Dreamer and the Dragon as the new door for the Root into Earth. Why the Root doesn't simply kill itself isn't clear, but is implied because they don't want to shut the door until they have a replacement Dreamer (Chronos) to use to open a new door. Simply having the First Dreamer/Dragon die with no replacement would risk cutting the Root off from Earth entirely, rather than the actual goal of having a new, young, healthy Dreamer to be a new door.

It’s worth 30 quid and the game is really charm

Just got PlayStation Extra. Still trying to get through D: Deathloop and some other titles I’ve been meaning to play for a while. Is this title worth it?

Prequel *

@@rpgfeatures793 🙄

Chronos actually covers the transition. Twas quite the cliffhanger.

To be fair, part of that is explained in the story - well, in Gunfire Games' characteristic method of not at all clearly explaining the story but having enough hints to sort of piece it together - but Chronos also has the Lovecraftian elements. Remnant has several different themes, but the fantasy elements are kind of overshadowed. For example, Remnant's "magic" is handled through weapon mods. Because these are tech, sometimes bio-tech, attachments strapped to your weapons, it's not often made fully clear that their nature is generally magical in nature, not technological. And when you're fighting the fantasy Pan in Remnant, you're doing so with guns. Which you also fight everything else with as well, including the Corvus natives, which are...well, ELVES! Sure, assimilated, bio-logical Borg-ified Elves, but they make it clear, especially when you find the last living, un-assimilated one in the Swamps' DLC, that that species are/were Elves. This kind of makes it easy to gloss over the fantasy in Remnant since it's well hidden behind steampunk and more Lovecraftian motifs. On the other hand, in Chronos, you have a talking tree, four elements of magic, and fight exclusively with melee weapons. Even though you venture to several of the same worlds, like the Pan and the Labyrinth, you do more fantastical things there, killing a Guardian on each (hence why the Guardian of the Labyrinth calls Chronos "The Destroyer"). While Remnant gives you melee weapons, and some even have some pretty fantasy themes like the Hero's Sword or like the flame sword you get from beating the alternate kill version of the dragon, since the gameplay mostly avoids them and you don't really make the connection as readily between weapon mods - that fill with gun use - to magic.

from what i remember reading, as you age, your ranged/spell skills become more prominent, and you don't move as fast, so melee combat becomes very hard to accomplish, tujrning you into a wizened battlemage.

@@atrane365 does it have premerdeath?

@@WarriorCicada no

Stadia sucks and no one cares about it.

I've played Bloodborne, dark souls 1 briefly, 3, remnant and chronos. I'd say remnant is a fantastic entry point. It's hard enough, punishing enough, but it's just more tolerable as a punishing game than the souls or Bloodborne. Chronos.. yea. It's super weird but I'm trying to push past its shortcomings to get through. The review nails some good points though.

i loved deathtrap.

You got that about right. I really enjoyed Remnant but am not enjoying this one.

Doesn't that work against you somewhat, though, since your strength and dexterity decrease with age, even while your magic and traits increase?

I once had a similar experience. Id been trying to create a stealth horror game and eventually, i decided that itd be cool for the player to have a cone of vision where they can see enemies. If an enemy was behind them, they could only tell through sonar or some other means. Then a week later, i was watching a few youtube videos and discovered that the game "darkwood" existed and my idea was not as original as i thought.

You guys played Sifu?

@@jackmclean4120 hopefully they tried it, but the comments is from 2 years ago

If you get too old you become immortal

Chronos was originally released for VR in 2016. It's not a prequel, Remnant is the sequel.

The original game came out 3 years before Remnant, so I'm guessing it's just a result of it being the studio's first game.

I tried to stay away from using the word prequel, because it's actually the first game so I doubt its rushed ending had much to do with Remnant which likely wasn't even an idea yet.

@@KC_Nwosu Ah, see I had no idea it existed until seeing this video so assumed it was more recently made.

@@Zand3rParkour The ending was very tailored to being a VR game and to set up a sequel. Unfortunately, Remnant only ever references the events of Chronos in its visuals and in the opening voice over, which makes the ending of Chronos even less impactful.

@@U_F_N_M and the fact that spoilers . . . . . . . . the main character of Chronos is final boss

Clearly a baised reviewer, who can't be taken seriously. It makes his review in a whole complete worthless already. This is so obvious.

@@Spindlysneaker Because he doesn't mention your platform, that makes his review worthless? To everyone? That's like saying Grubhub is worthless to everyone if they deliver from every restaurant in your area except your favorite.

@@FingerBreakerWu First of all learn how to read, because I didn't write anywhere that Stadia is my platform. You are making things up in your head again. Secondly my statement was just a simple fact. A good reviewer covers everything and always double checks his sources. Otherwise you're nothing more than an amateur.

@@Spindlysneaker Someone got ultra defensive. You didn’t have to *say* you were Stadia owner because you strongly inferred you were. Like it can be inferred you are a Ravens fan if you got pissed at someone saying, “The Steelers won the game this week.”. “Simple fact”, is just that, but you added passion and ad hominem statements that lend themselves to advocacy. Then you go overboard on me. Either you’re a diehard Stadia fan or you’re a troll that gets off on kneejrk insults. Which is it?

He meant mob as in "mobbed" as in "ganged up on" in his context it makes sense. I hear "mobbed" or "mobbing" frequently in games, and mob in that context is used by many gamers.

@@JackJohnson-bw4pu lol I've NEVER heard anyone who plays games more than an hour on clash of clans say that. Ganked or Zerged maybe. Mob means one thing to 99% of gamers

They likely are considering how successful it was. This was just a port from the VR version.

Its not a prequel, Remnant from the Ashes is the sequel

You can see the same design in everything the character,the enemies,the color pallet and the save/ bonfire points the only thing thats different is the gameplay. Its more zelda+dark souls than borderlands+dark souls.

So its like...a 1000 years before the 2nd game? Humans first encounter with the Labyrinth?

Is this related to Remnant: From the Ashes? Chronos is technically a prequel to Remnant, where the events of Chronos take place a one month before the start of Remnant: From the Ashes story. Players familiar with Remnant: From the Ashes will recognize locations, characters and events referenced in Remnant! Where the fuck is this set that its only 1 month before the other game? Its wild.

@@leshrac369 As I said Remant from the Ashes is a sequel to Chronos

No, it was rereleased as a non vr game

Ashen is way better

You gotta be joking.

I know, right? Pretty lame

Again, it’s not a spoiler. The whole premise is getting to the dragon, the game tells you this in its opening moments.

Like saying "Romeo and Juliet dies" is a spoiler despite it being openly stated at the beginning of the play/game.