Elite Dangerous: Odyssey gets new developer diary that discusses planets
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What you need to know
If you have ever playedElite Dangerous, there’s a very good chance you’re impatiently waiting the release ofElite Dangerous: Odyssey, an ambitious expansion to this popular space-and-beyond game that will allow players to step out of their spaceships for the first time, and explore a vast galaxy of diverse and wonderful planets. And now, you can follow along with the team as they head towards release sometime in 2021, with a new “Road to Odyssey” YouTube series that will discuss various topics of development.
The first video in the series talks about the planets, and the kind of feelings the team wanted to capture when players first step onto these planets, as well as some of the different kinds of planets players can discover in the galaxy. It’s clear that Odyssey is seeking to bring this style of game to an never-before-seen scale by giving players free reign of an entire galaxy, complete with planets that will actually have life and various objectives to accomplish.
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