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If this sounds like your kind of thing, Last Oasis launches into early access on Steam March 26. Last OasisвЂ™s trading system is inspired by EVE Online, which certainly explains the need to balance a huge payoff with the risk of running into pirates. They make a large part of the gameвЂ™s charm and can be used to ferry supplies to traders or to ransack other players for their goods. What weвЂ™re personally excited for, however, is the giant wooden mechs youвЂ™ll be able to craft and ride around. When youвЂ™re not getting into scraps with other players, youвЂ™ll be doing the usual foraging and construction youвЂ™ve come to know from survival games. вЂњThat is something that we want to add to this type of genre as well, which is to have weapons that really can feel and act quite differently from one another.вЂќ

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вЂњ doesnвЂ™t have a manual blocking system like this, but still has very interesting weapons and weapon types. We also had others like the Dark Souls series,вЂќ he explains. вЂњComing from a Warband background, there is a similar system here вЂ“ that was a large inspiration.

While elements of that come from Mount & Blade, Hofreither explains that the team took some notes from Dark Souls when it came to the weaponry itself. While several survival games feature bonking foes over the head until they perish, Last Oasis will have directional attacks and parrying.

So itвЂ™s a weird combination of influences, I would say.вЂќДЄnother one of Last OasisвЂ™s selling points is its one-on-one combat. вЂњWe wanted to go somewhere a little bit of a wacky direction while still maintaining some seriousness. вЂњBut, we want to go away from this medieval style and try something new and fresh.

вЂњI would say it is by far the biggest influence on the game,вЂќ he explains. While Mount & Blade: Warband has been kind to the team, Hofreither goes on to explain that Donkey Crew reckoned it was time for something new.

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