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Exploring Galak-Z: The Dimensional's Roots And Gameplay
Inspired by his love of classic sci-fi anime and an appreciation for Halo's enemy AI, Jake Kazdal and his team at 17-Bit are creating Galak-Z: The Dimensional for the Playstation 4. Kazdal visited our office to show off the new game (and talk about his studio's history in this video) for a large feature in the latest issue of Game Informer. With an emphasis on player agency and taking cues from games like Metroid, Red Dead Redemption, and Fallout 3, Kazdal and his team are bringing the tight controls of the 16-bit generation and adding the depth and finesse of modern gaming for Galak-Z: The Dimensional.
Watch the video below to see a lot more gameplay from Galak-Z: The Dimensional and to learn more about the inspirations and development from Jake Kazdal.
Click here to watch the new trailer for Galak-Z: The Dimensional.
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