wow tis nice to see a game with a strong artistic style and nice colours amid the sea of grey and browns we currently sail in. Looks like an interesting game to watch. Which formats is it out on?
If they can come up with a few more interesting characters and some exciting missions, this could be very good. If it turns out to be a lot like GTA4, that'll be no bad thing.
Any game that has stealth an climbing always get my attention. Besides that, gorgeous graphics, a glamurous setting, blowing things and killing nazis? Looks like a winning formula!
I like the sound of this, but I really hope they get an Irish voice-actor for Sean, because I don't think I could stomach a full game of a non-Irishman trying to sound Irish.
Memories of Clive Barker's Undying come flooding back..
Memories of Clive Barker's Undying come flooding back..
Ugh, yes. Otherwise a good game though, until you faced the final sister. The first three were really cool, but the last one changed the game into just a boring fantasy snipe quest.
Aaron though, the artistic brother who haunts the mansion itself, put the shits up me for weeks. Brr.
The only thing that seems to be missing from this game is zombies.
It sounds very interesting, and I will definitely pick up a copy as soon as it releases.
Originally Posted by CardJoe Ugh, yes. Otherwise a good game though, until you faced the final sister. The first three were really cool, but the last one changed the game into just a boring fantasy snipe quest.
Aaron though, the artistic brother who haunts the mansion itself, put the shits up me for weeks. Brr.
Yeah, the game really fell down at that point and stopped being scary or exciting, it felt more like Serious Sam than the spooky, tense horror that made up the rest of the game.
The environment didn't have the same kind of polish as the other areas of the game, either, which makes me suspect it was rushed towards the end of the development cycle.
Most of the other more action-oriented sections of the game (Oneiros, The pirate base, etc) worked well and tied into the game nicely without being a pain.
It was a really atmospheric game and had some great setpieces.
I think I might reinstall it, even if the protagonist's accent makes me cringe. :)
oh god i hope its good. please don't screw this up, and mess with the layout of paris, i sorta know it already :) sniping from the steps of the sacre coeur!
I still prefer the PC over my PS3 for games, so hopefully the PC version won't be a bad port. Although 3rd person games do seem to fit the PS3 a bit better.
Originally Posted by ufk Glad someone else thought of Jack Higgins when the saw the name Sean Devlin, although if I remember correctly Dillion fought for Jerry in the novels.
depends on the book, whoever paid him the most money
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ReplyAny game that has stealth an climbing always get my attention. Besides that, gorgeous graphics, a glamurous setting, blowing things and killing nazis? Looks like a winning formula!
Impressive.. really impressive.
Memories of Clive Barker's Undying come flooding back..
Ugh, yes. Otherwise a good game though, until you faced the final sister. The first three were really cool, but the last one changed the game into just a boring fantasy snipe quest.
Aaron though, the artistic brother who haunts the mansion itself, put the shits up me for weeks. Brr.
It sounds very interesting, and I will definitely pick up a copy as soon as it releases.
Edit: ...and robots - zombie robots! :D
Yeah, the game really fell down at that point and stopped being scary or exciting, it felt more like Serious Sam than the spooky, tense horror that made up the rest of the game.
The environment didn't have the same kind of polish as the other areas of the game, either, which makes me suspect it was rushed towards the end of the development cycle.
Most of the other more action-oriented sections of the game (Oneiros, The pirate base, etc) worked well and tied into the game nicely without being a pain.
It was a really atmospheric game and had some great setpieces.
I think I might reinstall it, even if the protagonist's accent makes me cringe. :)
Like Assassin's Creed in WW2 Paris.
As has been said, I just pray they don't make a sloppy port from console... :(
Cross between Sean Dillon and Liam Devlin?
looks awesome, will buy.
Looks like it could be fun, bombing around a sandbox Paris shooting and blowing up stuff sounds like my cup of tea.
depends on the book, whoever paid him the most money
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