Bartski
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UPDATE: SCREENSHOTS ARE FAKE.
Nothing to see here.
Sources:
THREAD: https://boards.4channel.org/v/thread/570427048
via u/mothmothmoth1
OP claims It was an internal gameplay trailer about 2 minutes long.
OP expects an announcement in May or June 2022 and expects the game to be released in 2023
Not quite sure if it is a spiritual sequel to Bloodborne however OP has said that the game has the "Bloodborne" dash and is at least a spiritual sequel Bloodborne in terms of combat.
EDIT: OP asked about the previous leak also claims to match what he saw:
The rumour that there is a PS5 exclusive in collaboration with From Software is indeed true and this project is currently named "Velvet Veil" which might change as it is not the final title of this game. And as I said in the previous leak Sony and From came to an agreement in 2017 and the development for this game began in 2018 and the game is currently scheduled to release on the first quarter of 2023 (March-February). This game is not a sequel or a prequel to Bloodborne and it is a new IP. However, it is from what I can understand a spiritual successor to Bloodborne so while it is a new IP and has no direct relations with Bloodborne it will at least be familiar. Recently someone else has claimed that the new Armored Core has possibly been put on hold at the moment because the development of this game however, I am not certain about this and again last I heard is that it was still on works and nothing else.
Now regarding Velvet Veil, I know for a fact that Velvet Veil is not an open world game. It is your traditional dungeon style interconnected world like Dark Souls or Bloodborne. The game is set in a fictional world and not in the real world like Sekiro is. For the games setting from what I understand they are going for a late 19th century/Belle Époque European atmosphere.
One of the games main new features is how they have integrated spells and sorceries to the core gameplay. For example you can finish every single souls game out there without ever touching spells or sorcery because they require a specific stat or a source that does not regenerate itself to use (int or faith) where as in Velvet Veil no matter which type of build you choose you will be able to use some sort of magic class and the source these spells use regenerates in a manner where you can use them without worrying about your mana too much. The game will also feature jumping, crouching and swimming though to a much lesser extent compared to Sekiro however, I do not know if you can hang on to ledges like in Sekiro.
For the graphics I previously stated that you can compare it to the difference between Dark Souls 2 and Bloodborne. To give a clearer understanding expect a departure from the graphical quality of Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3, Sekiro and Elden Ring. The game will look significantly better than these games but do not expect an Unreal Engine 5 demo game or something in the graphical quality of the remake of Demon's Souls.
It's a From Soft Castlevania
Nothing to see here.
Sources:
THREAD: https://boards.4channel.org/v/thread/570427048
via u/mothmothmoth1
OP claims It was an internal gameplay trailer about 2 minutes long.
OP expects an announcement in May or June 2022 and expects the game to be released in 2023
Not quite sure if it is a spiritual sequel to Bloodborne however OP has said that the game has the "Bloodborne" dash and is at least a spiritual sequel Bloodborne in terms of combat.
EDIT: OP asked about the previous leak also claims to match what he saw:
via
Velvet Veil (From Software PS5 Exclusive)
Well last time I posted in here regarding this project someone derailed the entire thread by posting DMs that did not belong to me but insinuated that they did. I don't know how or if I can confirm that I was the person who made the thread about Velvet Veil around 2 months ago but regardless I want to give some new information regarding Velvet Veil and address some recent rumours about this game.The rumour that there is a PS5 exclusive in collaboration with From Software is indeed true and this project is currently named "Velvet Veil" which might change as it is not the final title of this game. And as I said in the previous leak Sony and From came to an agreement in 2017 and the development for this game began in 2018 and the game is currently scheduled to release on the first quarter of 2023 (March-February). This game is not a sequel or a prequel to Bloodborne and it is a new IP. However, it is from what I can understand a spiritual successor to Bloodborne so while it is a new IP and has no direct relations with Bloodborne it will at least be familiar. Recently someone else has claimed that the new Armored Core has possibly been put on hold at the moment because the development of this game however, I am not certain about this and again last I heard is that it was still on works and nothing else.
Now regarding Velvet Veil, I know for a fact that Velvet Veil is not an open world game. It is your traditional dungeon style interconnected world like Dark Souls or Bloodborne. The game is set in a fictional world and not in the real world like Sekiro is. For the games setting from what I understand they are going for a late 19th century/Belle Époque European atmosphere.
One of the games main new features is how they have integrated spells and sorceries to the core gameplay. For example you can finish every single souls game out there without ever touching spells or sorcery because they require a specific stat or a source that does not regenerate itself to use (int or faith) where as in Velvet Veil no matter which type of build you choose you will be able to use some sort of magic class and the source these spells use regenerates in a manner where you can use them without worrying about your mana too much. The game will also feature jumping, crouching and swimming though to a much lesser extent compared to Sekiro however, I do not know if you can hang on to ledges like in Sekiro.
For the graphics I previously stated that you can compare it to the difference between Dark Souls 2 and Bloodborne. To give a clearer understanding expect a departure from the graphical quality of Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3, Sekiro and Elden Ring. The game will look significantly better than these games but do not expect an Unreal Engine 5 demo game or something in the graphical quality of the remake of Demon's Souls.
It's a From Soft Castlevania
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