Back to collectionRiftstorm Gives the Community Something to Watch
Ecosystem news was thin in May. The official account put Riftstorm’s new trailer on the home page. It was one of the few moving images from the ecosystem this month and another chance for players to notice Riftstorm.
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Ecosystem news was thin in May. The community was waiting for an account of the chain’s building work and wanted to see what the games themselves could show. Riftstorm’s developers had a new trailer; for players, moving images offered a more immediate conversation starter than the abstract phrase “building phase.”
The official account put Riftstorm’s new trailer on the home page. A developer joked that the heavy armor in it cost enough to shield someone from taxes, adding a light note to the serious combat scenes. Some viewers talked about the gear’s appearance; others asked what they might see from the game next. The trailer at least gave the conversation a specific work to discuss instead of circling back to whether the project was alive.
It was one of the few moving images from the ecosystem this month and another chance for players to notice Riftstorm. The repost and joke could not answer when the game would take its next step. The narrator left the players’ questions beside the trailer, to be answered by later development news rather than by progress that had not yet occurred.