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Don't know if this has been posted. About time someone thought of making an alien game survial/horror. Looks like this is what replaces 'our' cancelled alien RPG.

Gives me a bit of the early System Shock2 vibe, in the creeping around wondering what's around the corner dread, while knowing what's around the corner is very likely to rip you a new one.

 

The interview sections in the vid were boring, but the bits of game footage have promise. I'd agree with Keyrock about the motion tracker - if that's your main tool and used well to give a sense of anticipatory dread, it could be cool.

 

I was not terribly pleased, however, when they brought out ... the flashlight. I had enough of the flashlight in Doom3 or Doom4 or whatever it was. In small doses it's fine/cool ... but if it's something that feels too fabricated and you end up feeling completely dependent on it the entire time, so there can be a plethora of 'total darkness jump scares' it gets old. Depends, of course, but in action games I tend to find it a cheap trick after a while.

 

And of course, Alien the franchise has not had good luck in the game genre ... kinda like the Star Trek franchise. So while this early bit looks intriguing, it's a very long way from making me go "yeah, this is it!" ;)

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And of course, Alien the franchise has not had good luck in the game genre ... kinda like the Star Trek franchise. So while this early bit looks intriguing, it's a very long way from making me go "yeah, this is it!" ;)

Aliens vs. Predator 2 was great.

 

 

Yeah, especially the marine campaign. I still get a bit uneasy when I have to crawl in air ducts in games :p

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Indeed, but that probably was the only good Alien game so far.

 

Alien Isolation is from Creative Assembly, by the way. So everyone should expect a super buggy game on release. :>

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There have been good Alien games, there just have been a lot more misses than hits.

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The original Aliens vs Predator was a very good game. If you turned off the lights, put on the surround sound, and played it as a Marine, that was a game that could really make you twitchy. 

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And of course, Alien the franchise has not had good luck in the game genre ... kinda like the Star Trek franchise. So while this early bit looks intriguing, it's a very long way from making me go "yeah, this is it!" ;)

 

Star Trek has had some good games, ST: Bridge Commander being the best, I really enjoyed the Elite Force games, the Armada games, 25th anniversary and Birth of the federation too. Hell I even gone enjoyment out of ST:Legacy. But then I'm a Trekker.

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And of course, Alien the franchise has not had good luck in the game genre ... kinda like the Star Trek franchise. So while this early bit looks intriguing, it's a very long way from making me go "yeah, this is it!" ;)

Star Trek has had some good games, ST: Bridge Commander being the best, I really enjoyed the Elite Force games, the Armada games, 25th anniversary and Birth of the federation too. Hell I even gone enjoyment out of ST:Legacy. But then I'm a Trekker.

I was a big fan of Final Unity. A p&c adventure/action hybrid fits the trek universe well.

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It's true about weapons. The second Penumbra game was far more terrifying than the first because I wasn't preoccupied with trying to hammer the enemies to death. Just having a weapon puts a player into a mindset that says "I have this weapon, I should fight the enemies", take away the weapon and the thought barely crosses the player's mind.

 

I hear you but I would still prefer a weapon ( those pig men need to die), it can still be very scary and tense with a weapon. For example what about striking a balance between a FPS and a game like Amnesia where you have a weapon but only 12 bullets?

 

 

You should play first Alien vs. Predator game on hardest difficulty... That's the game you are craving for...

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It's true about weapons. The second Penumbra game was far more terrifying than the first because I wasn't preoccupied with trying to hammer the enemies to death. Just having a weapon puts a player into a mindset that says "I have this weapon, I should fight the enemies", take away the weapon and the thought barely crosses the player's mind.

 

I hear you but I would still prefer a weapon ( those pig men need to die), it can still be very scary and tense with a weapon. For example what about striking a balance between a FPS and a game like Amnesia where you have a weapon but only 12 bullets?

 

 

You should play first Alien vs. Predator game on hardest difficulty... That's the game you are craving for...

 

 

Just don't play as Predator. Always go with Marine.

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Needs a soundtrack, but looks ok from what was promised. I like the UI.

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It's the porno-ish cooking rhythym game you've been waiting for!

 

http://www.destructoid.com/dekamari-senran-kagura-is-a-rhythm-cooking-battle-game-268672.phtml

 

 

Senran Kagura is getting three brand new games, you perverts.

 
Dekamori Senran Kagura is the most absurd of the bunch (which is saying something). It's a rhythm cooking game for the PlayStation Vita and PSP, categorized as a "hyper big-breasted cooking-rhythm game" according to Famitsu. Expect this one to be released in Japan on March 20.

 

Finally, something comes along that almost gives me a reason to get a Vita.  Almost.

 

Ah, Japan.  Thank you for being Japan.

 

Whoo, I know that Japan got some weird anime games, but this is some new level. I would actually enjoy cooking game for first time of my life! Why there are not more games like this promoted in Europe :)

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http://survivetheforest.com/about/

 

Guys take a look at this horror survival game in development that is set in a forest, it looks like its got huge potential :yes:

 

Oh and here is a RPS interview

 

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/01/14/who-are-the-real-monsters-in-the-forest-probably-you/#more-184357

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Kinda like Descent The Game. But I love that modern game development is reaching the modern indie movie potential. In terms of quality of production, story and availability of cheap tools.

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Think he means The Descent the film. Kinda agree.

Does the movie offer six degrees of freedom?

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Star Swarm demo

 

Sins of a Solar Empire and Galactic Civilizations publisher Stardock are helping fund a new engine from a small studio called Oxide. We got a glimpse of the engine at CES, and it only made us more excited for the future.

 

There are a lot of great engines out there, but a lot of them are built for FPSs. We wanted to build an engine that could display thousands of units at once."

And Oxide has achieved just that. The demo we saw featured nearly ten thousand units and hovered around 30 frames per second the whole time.

 

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