The Last Guardian is slated for a release on PS4 by the end of this year. Traversing different environments, the boy and Trico bond throughout their journey, but their goal remains unclear. All we know is that the boy refers to this creature as “Trico” throughout the game, but it’s unclear if this name is given by the boy or if someone we don’t know yet provided the griffin-like creature with a name. After some time he discovers something akin to a griffin. The game portrays a small boy who has been kidnapped by forces unknown.
It seems like the time spent working on two remakes gave the team a well-needed break, Ueda even goes so far as to say that the game might not even have made it home if they hadn’t gotten the energy boost from developing those remakes. Since the studio’s release of the original ICO and Shadow of the Colossus, it has also developed and released HD remakes of the two classic games. Ueda says that the studio saw transitions between consoles, something he wasn’t too happy about, as well as internal changes to the studio itself. Starting off as a PlayStation 3 exclusive, eventually it found its way onto PlayStation 4 as the development process got prolonged. In a recent IGN interview leading up to E3 2016, Ueda delved into some of the details of the game’s turbulent development process.Īs you may already know, the development of The Last Guardian has been something of a train wreck. I loved the God of War reveal in 2016, that was peak E3, live orchestra, perfect manipulation of the audience, perfect reveal. Their last E3 was pretty weird (the one in the church) but the 4 games shown were bangers: Spider-Man, TLoU2, GoT and Death Stranding. The Last Guardian is designer and director Fumito Ueda’s first entry for the current generation of hardware, and while it’s arguable that the hype has died down since its initial announcement, dedicated fans are still anticipating its arrival. Sony E3s were pretty much all good last gen, except maybe 2017. The Last Guardian: 10 Years in the Making - IGN FirstThe spiritual sequel to ICO that was announced six years ago is still in development, and that’s becoming something we have to remind ourselves of every once in a while.
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