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Many of ''Deadlock's'' current features and assets have been inherited from ''Neon Prime'', and are expected to be updated or replaced over the course of development. | Many of ''Deadlock's'' current features and assets have been inherited from ''Neon Prime'', and are expected to be updated or replaced over the course of development. | ||
[[File:Neon Prime Mods.jpg|thumb|Neon Prime Mods menu]] | |||
== Setting == | == Setting == | ||
''Main article: [[Neon Prime lore]]'' | ''Main article: [[Neon Prime lore]]'' | ||
''Neon Prime'' had a Cyberpunk sci-fi aesthetic featuring supernatural elements. | ''Neon Prime'' had a Cyberpunk sci-fi aesthetic featuring supernatural elements. | ||
The game took place in an alien world called Fracture, a former prison planet that was taken over by inmates and turned into a tourism hotspot where crime is legal. The game matches were elections in the form of organized bloodsports in the city center, in which each team represented a mayor candidate. | The game took place in an alien world called Fracture, a former prison planet that was taken over by inmates and turned into a tourism hotspot where crime is legal. The game matches were elections in the form of organized bloodsports in the city center, in which each team represented a mayor candidate. | ||
[[File:Neon Prime HUD.png|alt=Neon Prime Early HUD|thumb|Neon Prime Early HUD]] | |||
== Gameplay == | == Gameplay == | ||
The gameplay of ''Neon Prime'' was similar to ''Deadlock.'' 6 players on each side would use [[ziplines]] (then called ''hyperlines'') to traverse 4 lanes and fight [[Guardian|guardians]] and [[Walker|walkers]] to destroy an enemy boss called the [[Patron|Titan]]. The players would unlock ''tech'' (abilities) and use coins to buy [[Item|items]], called ''mods.'' In ''Neon Prime,'' the players had 6 item slots for each category instead of 4. | The gameplay of ''Neon Prime'' was similar to ''Deadlock.'' 6 players on each side would use [[ziplines]] (then called ''hyperlines'') to traverse 4 lanes and fight [[Guardian|guardians]] and [[Walker|walkers]] to destroy an enemy boss called the [[Patron|Titan]]. The players would unlock ''tech'' (abilities) and use coins to buy [[Item|items]], called ''mods.'' In ''Neon Prime,'' the players had 6 item slots for each category instead of 4. | ||
A notable difference is that ''Neon Prime'' had a 3-hit combo melee system, instead of ''Deadlock's'' light and heavy melee. | A notable difference is that ''Neon Prime'' had a 3-hit combo melee system, instead of ''Deadlock's'' light and heavy melee. | ||
There were two major versions of the Neon Prime map. V1 was developed around 2021 and was set during daylight. V2 was developed around 2022 and was set during night time.<gallery> | There were two major versions of the Neon Prime map. V1 was developed around 2021 and was set during daylight. V2 was developed around 2022 and was set during night time. | ||
File:Bebop doing a 3-hit combo.mp4|Neon Prime 3-hit combo | {{#ev:youtube|xqJsU0iN_UI|360|right|description=Neon Prime tutorials and gameplay footage (unofficial logo)}} | ||
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File:Bebop doing a 3-hit combo.mp4|Neon Prime 3-hit combo | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
A list of known ''Neon Prime'' characters and their ''Deadlock'' counterparts. | A list of known ''Neon Prime'' characters and their ''Deadlock'' counterparts. | ||
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File:Cadence MM.png|Edited Haze icon, used as Cadence's temp icon | File:Cadence MM.png|Edited Haze icon, used as Cadence's temp icon | ||
File:Gigawatt icon.png|Gigawatt icon | File:Gigawatt icon.png|Gigawatt icon | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||