Saturday, November 25th, 2006
C&VG Preview and 4 New Screens
Posted at 15:40 GMT by Chris :: Comments: 0
ComputerAndVideoGames.com have a brand new preview up on their site, as with other previews, a lot of the stuff we already know, though I picked out this quote for you:
C&VG were good enough to include 4 new digital screenshots with their article, which makes a change from all the poor quality scans and photographs we've seen as of late.
Links: C&VG Preview | Screenshots Gallery
Alan Wake is looking fantastic, but the new presentation has raised even more questions about gameplay, such as the weapons you'll have access to. "Wake knows how to use a gun, as he used to work as a nightwatchman, among other things, before he became a famous writer. However, when it comes to guns, he's definitely no Max Payne," answers Lake. "Resources are definitely limited, which is one of the ways we can build suspense. Bright Falls is famous for its annual Deerfest, so there are a few hunting rifles around, but you won't be tripping over ammo boxes. Although there is that army base outside the town..."
Also, what about the horror aspect: will there be full-on blood and gore in Alan Wake? "We're not making a horror game, we're making a thriller, and as such, suspense and anticipation are vital ingredients in creating the mood and the atmosphere in the game," continues Lake. "There will be horrific and surreal sights - the game contains wild, hallucinatory dream sequences, for example - but we feel confident that you can make them without resorting to gore. In fact, we feel that you can make the game more suspenseorientated and scary without that."
Also, what about the horror aspect: will there be full-on blood and gore in Alan Wake? "We're not making a horror game, we're making a thriller, and as such, suspense and anticipation are vital ingredients in creating the mood and the atmosphere in the game," continues Lake. "There will be horrific and surreal sights - the game contains wild, hallucinatory dream sequences, for example - but we feel confident that you can make them without resorting to gore. In fact, we feel that you can make the game more suspenseorientated and scary without that."
C&VG were good enough to include 4 new digital screenshots with their article, which makes a change from all the poor quality scans and photographs we've seen as of late.
Links: C&VG Preview | Screenshots Gallery
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