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Qualche gameplay recente? Sono rimasto a quello dello scorso e3
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drakeandredbull
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Tra le varie news mi son perso una cosa importante,il gioco uscirà a prezzo pieno?
Un'intervista al narrative director (alla fine colui che si occupa dell'elemento focale del gioco, e per il quale ho pochi dubbi):
Dontnod: choice in Vampyr will be "much more brutal"
"You have complete freedom, you could decide to kill everybody in the game."
After the success of Life is Strange, the expectations are certainly high with regards to the next game from Parisian studio Dontnod. Vampyr is a third-person action-RPG set in London during the Spanish Flu epidemic.
Against the backdrop of this interesting period of history, the player will take control of a character who has very split priorities. On the one hand he's a doctor - a blood specialist to be precise - helping those he meets along the way. On the other, he's got a thirst for blood to contend with.
During a recent event in Paris we spoke to the game's narrative director, Stéphane Beauverger, who had plenty to tell us about the title and the decisions you'll be making along the way.
"You have complete freedom," Beauverger explained, adding that "you could decide to kill everybody in the game. Or to take no life at all. Except, I would say, no innocent life."
According to Beauverger, the game offers a semi-open world with four districts that the player can explore, revealing different areas in London.
"There will be two main ways for you to explore the city. You will have to conduct investigation to find answers to your questions by talking to citizens, finding clues, talking to the most important NPCs in the game.
"And at the same time you will be hunted down by the vampire hunters who are totally aware of your presence and try to destroy you. So you will have to fight them or to escape them if you can. And of course you will have also to fight very strange, very strong vampire figures."
Dontnod now enjoys a reputation for writing games with a strong narrative twist, this after their work on Life is Strange and, before that, Remember Me. We asked whether there were any elements from those games that carried over into Vampyr.
"We are always trying to create games that put the player in the situation of making [a] choice and then having to face the consequences. That will be the same case with Vampyr. The difference, of course, will be that the choices here is much more brutal, there [is] much more blood involved. You will have to kill.
"The question sometime will be 'will you spare this one, will you kill this one?' The question sometime will be 'who will you kill?' But each time you decide to take a life as a vampire, each time you decide to save a life as a doctor - because you are both at the same time - you will have to face the consequences.
"You will see in the game what will happen to the people you killed, and most important, to the people who knew the victim and will have to survive now without that person."
The game, which Beauverger confirmed will have a branching storyline and multiple endings, will be released at some point in 2017, and it's set to land on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Expect to see more of Vampyr later in the year as and when Dontnod are ready to share more.
é un normale gioco retail.
Se non son 70 son 60.
Dontnod: choice in Vampyr will be "much more brutal"
"You have complete freedom, you could decide to kill everybody in the game."
After the success of Life is Strange, the expectations are certainly high with regards to the next game from Parisian studio Dontnod. Vampyr is a third-person action-RPG set in London during the Spanish Flu epidemic.
Against the backdrop of this interesting period of history, the player will take control of a character who has very split priorities. On the one hand he's a doctor - a blood specialist to be precise - helping those he meets along the way. On the other, he's got a thirst for blood to contend with.
During a recent event in Paris we spoke to the game's narrative director, Stéphane Beauverger, who had plenty to tell us about the title and the decisions you'll be making along the way.
"You have complete freedom," Beauverger explained, adding that "you could decide to kill everybody in the game. Or to take no life at all. Except, I would say, no innocent life."
According to Beauverger, the game offers a semi-open world with four districts that the player can explore, revealing different areas in London.
"There will be two main ways for you to explore the city. You will have to conduct investigation to find answers to your questions by talking to citizens, finding clues, talking to the most important NPCs in the game.
"And at the same time you will be hunted down by the vampire hunters who are totally aware of your presence and try to destroy you. So you will have to fight them or to escape them if you can. And of course you will have also to fight very strange, very strong vampire figures."
Dontnod now enjoys a reputation for writing games with a strong narrative twist, this after their work on Life is Strange and, before that, Remember Me. We asked whether there were any elements from those games that carried over into Vampyr.
"We are always trying to create games that put the player in the situation of making [a] choice and then having to face the consequences. That will be the same case with Vampyr. The difference, of course, will be that the choices here is much more brutal, there [is] much more blood involved. You will have to kill.
"The question sometime will be 'will you spare this one, will you kill this one?' The question sometime will be 'who will you kill?' But each time you decide to take a life as a vampire, each time you decide to save a life as a doctor - because you are both at the same time - you will have to face the consequences.
"You will see in the game what will happen to the people you killed, and most important, to the people who knew the victim and will have to survive now without that person."
The game, which Beauverger confirmed will have a branching storyline and multiple endings, will be released at some point in 2017, and it's set to land on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Expect to see more of Vampyr later in the year as and when Dontnod are ready to share more.
Credo proprio di si.
é un normale gioco retail.
Se non son 70 son 60.
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[h=1]Dontnod’s Vampyr Will Offer Varying Degrees of Dark Choices[/h] [h=2]Dontnod wants to make it clear that just because you play as a vampire, doesn't mean you'll be forced to play the game as a psychopath... but of course you still can.[/h]
We’ve known about the development of Dontnod Entertainment’s newest title, Vampyr, since way back when Life is Strange released in 2015. It might not come as a surprise, but Vampyr puts players in the shoes of a bloodsucking creature of the night. However, Dontnod wants to assure us that doesn’t mean we’ll be forced down the path of evil.
The game centers on Jonathan Reid, a veteran of the Great War and a physician who discovers that he is a vampire through the course of the 1918 Spanish Influenza in London. In an interview with Polygon, Vampyr Director Phillipe Moreau talked about how Dontnod is handling the moral choices presented in its third-person action RPG.
“One interesting question we want the player to ask themselves is, ‘Who am I going to kill and who am I going to spare?’ We have created a wide variety of citizen archetypes, very different archetypes, so you can really decide to play the game like
Dexter
, as he would do in the TV show. Or you can decide to do it the other way, be like Jack the Ripper and take lives and just feed and be in full possession of your supernatural skills.
“You can navigate between these two extreme paths. There is no good or bad decision. We don’t want to influence you on your moral choices. It’s really up to you how you want to experience the game.”
Art Director Gregory Szucs added that because Reid is a doctor, he will approach many of the game’s presented dilemmas with a scientific mind.
“Jonathan has a lot of trouble accepting the situation at first and will definitely approach it in a rational way, so he will conduct experiences and he will come to some conclusions. But then it is going to be up to the player, really. There are a lot of ways you can deal with the situation.”
Vampyr will release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The game is expected to have a demo available at E3 2017.
Source: Polygon
We’ve known about the development of Dontnod Entertainment’s newest title, Vampyr, since way back when Life is Strange released in 2015. It might not come as a surprise, but Vampyr puts players in the shoes of a bloodsucking creature of the night. However, Dontnod wants to assure us that doesn’t mean we’ll be forced down the path of evil.
The game centers on Jonathan Reid, a veteran of the Great War and a physician who discovers that he is a vampire through the course of the 1918 Spanish Influenza in London. In an interview with Polygon, Vampyr Director Phillipe Moreau talked about how Dontnod is handling the moral choices presented in its third-person action RPG.
“One interesting question we want the player to ask themselves is, ‘Who am I going to kill and who am I going to spare?’ We have created a wide variety of citizen archetypes, very different archetypes, so you can really decide to play the game like
Dexter
, as he would do in the TV show. Or you can decide to do it the other way, be like Jack the Ripper and take lives and just feed and be in full possession of your supernatural skills.
“You can navigate between these two extreme paths. There is no good or bad decision. We don’t want to influence you on your moral choices. It’s really up to you how you want to experience the game.”
Art Director Gregory Szucs added that because Reid is a doctor, he will approach many of the game’s presented dilemmas with a scientific mind.
“Jonathan has a lot of trouble accepting the situation at first and will definitely approach it in a rational way, so he will conduct experiences and he will come to some conclusions. But then it is going to be up to the player, really. There are a lot of ways you can deal with the situation.”
Vampyr will release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The game is expected to have a demo available at E3 2017.
Source: Polygon
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Ad ogni intervista mi sale l'hype,spero solo non venga rinviato al 2018,ci rimarrei troppo male...non vedo l'ora di essere il Dexter dei vampiri :mitch:
, lo voglio. è uno dei giochi che attendo per fine 2017. Speravo di vederlo in forma a questo E3, vedere fino a che punto è migliorato. Invece lo mostrano,ovviamente, a porte chiuse... spero almeno un trailer per noi, plebaglia, che il gioco glielo compriamo.
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Vampyr will be presented at#E32017 @FocusHome booth June 13-15 with exclusive closed-door presentations of never-before-seen gameplay!
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Ma come a porte chiuse 
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Ma magari non vuol dire nulla...spero. Io voglio questo gioco
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GenialeSe aprono le porte entra la luce....
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