All of this said, I hope Phoenix Labs does do something about the framerate at the very least, seeing as it’s very important for an action-heavy title such as this one.ĭespite the obvious technical problems, it’s still impressive looking at how far this port has come. Textures look pretty incomplete and unoptimized as well, although I think you can attribute that to the fact that the game is still very much in development at this point. There’s also a lot of stuttering here and there as the demo team tried to take on Charrogg, which is one of the existing Behemoths in the game. First off, the framerate at the beginning dipped to what I would guess is below 20 frames per second, which is pretty far from the bare minimum playable of 30. Check the footage out below, which debuted on the Nintendo Treehouse: Live 2019 Showcase.Īs excited as I am for this upcoming port, seeing as Dauntless is one of those games where cross-play across all platforms is implemented, this Switch title is looking a bit rough. One of these games is the highly-anticipated port of Phoenix Labs’ very successful monster hunting free-to-play title Dauntless, which we can now see gameplay footage of for the very first time. Look forward to regular updates, seasonal events, new Behemoths, and more in a rich, evolving world. Nintendo just proved that 2019 is an amazing year for Nintendo Switch gamers with their absolutely amazing lineup of titles on display at E3 2019. Dauntless is a free-to-play online action RPG from Phoenix Labs.

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