6? A lot of people saying it's 15+ hours and a complete time sink for this type of game.
6 hours too long.
Scary games can be too long, as they can get tedious quickly.
What @Twigg said.
What console are you playing on Vato?
You really can't judge games like this on videos of someone else playing. Pretty much every horror game will look slow and tedious when watching someone else playing.
Of course you can.
Then horror games aren't for you, hiding from AI is what builds tension and fear. How would you know about crappy controls having not played it?
The quick look showed them constantly hitting invisible walls and they complained loads about how the game handled.
Pc, mate. Got it maxed out and it looks amazing.
I knew you were gonna say that.Why?
I know this feeling. I've finally finished it. Good game, but it's way too long. At times it feels like it's never going to end. If it gets too annoying, just bump it down to easy.
I'll try it on easy 'cause at the moment its gone from very scary to very annoying.
Yep! That's exactly how I felt about it too. I was killed so often by the alien, I become numb to it.
I haven't played it but from the clips I've seen the alien seem to be able to run out you at warp speed and it's impossible to simple run away from it(Seem to remember there was a fair bit of running away in the movies).
I suppose I'm talking more on a technical level, it's just not well done at all.
I have no idea. Does @RedSky develop? But you can use your own eyes and decide.
When it first started up, it reminded me of the part in Halo 1 when you first meet captain keys
You played it with Oculus lambs?I have no idea. Does @RedSky develop? But you can use your own eyes and decide.
For example, the lighting is pretty simply set up, most of it might as well have been baked (a lot of it probably is). They are all in specific spots with simple bloom, even the torch appears to use a very simple texture light. The shadows themselves aren't very dynamic even on a PC with ultra, everything casts straightforward, there's no deviation.
Also, like I say, the fov is wrong (they've gone for a kind of fish lense look, but it doesn't scale properly) and those characters are laughable.
I like the art style, and I like exploring, but the tension is far less than it should have been thanks to some cheap tricks they've used. Some people don't notice these things, some do. It's off putting to me though
I went for Evil Within, its a crock of shite so far, feels like I'm playing a late PS2 survival horror. This looks to be heaps better.
No mate. I can imagine it takes it all to a whole new level though!
A fort made from scrap... may as well just make a sheet fort! I've never been fond of it as a gameplay option, barricading doors might be neat but in terms of plausibility, it would require several people to be able to move heavy enough objects/scrap to make barricading worth while. It's more of a multiplayer experience option imo. From a technical view point it also takes away the use of lightmaps, so that in itself would increase graphical stress, despite lightmaps finally being pushed into the history books it's still a valid option for most developers at this point.I suppose I'm talking more on a technical level, it's just not well done at all.
I love these types of games, and so far the exploration is fine. Though there's not enough logs or things to actually see and touch. For example, why not have a simple physics system where you can move crap around, even build a fort or something out of scrap where you can hide? It's frankly pathetic how they've enclosed you off because your character can't simply move one out of the way
Though I have a lot of game to get through, so maybe it gets a bit more involved?
Environment artist prominently using CryEngine but have been learning Unreal Engine for a while now and I'm in love.
Fcuk yes!
