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Dishonored by Arkane

DalekFlay

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They have said rather bluntly they think the talking PC in the DLC works better, so I would expect Dishonored 2 to have a voiced PC.
 

DemonKing

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So Bethesda owns Id and consequently Id-tech but can't even convince its other internal studios to use it...not a great endorsement.
 

Jedi Exile

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Project: Eternity Shadorwun: Hong Kong
Arkane is using CryEngine for it's next game(s):
https://twitter.com/couchtocrossfit/status/393473842804318209

Excellent choice.

Yeah CryEngine rocks. And who are those guys who are working with Arkane, Battlecry Studios?

Battlecry Studios is a video game developer based in Austin, Texas. It was created in 2012 by ZeniMax Media Inc and is headed by Rich Vogel, a long-time industry professional whose work includes Ultima Online and Star Wars Galaxies, as well as other online and console titles during his 20+ years in game development. Rich Vogel most recently served as the executive producer of Star Wars: The Old Republic during his time at Bioware Austin. Battlecry Studios is seeking employees with experience in "micro transactions," implying the studio is working on F2P games.

So it will be MMO?

:rage:
 

zeitgeist

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I haven't bought the final DLC, but together with the base game, the one story dlc and the trials, I've played it for about 40 hours; so if you won't get too hung up on the small levels and lack of options compared to games like Deus Ex or Thief then I'd say it's worth the money. Be sure to play it aggressively, can't stress enough that the games strength is in combat - utilizing your agility and your powers - ghosting is extremely boring.
Interesting point, I went through it putting most everyone to sleep, including myself. Maybe I should've just played it as an FPS. I don't think I even tried most of the gadgets/weapons more than once since blink/choke/sleep bolt was so effective.

DeepOcean said:
Seriously, after a time , I knew that a vent was the anwer to all my questions.
The same happened to me with Dishonored and rooftops/balconies/pipes/any kind of higher ground.

Anyway, did I miss any similar recent games? The only ones I've played were DX:HR and this I think.
 

DeepOcean

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DeepOcean said:
Seriously, after a time , I knew that a vent was the anwer to all my questions.
The same happened to me with Dishonored and rooftops/balconies/pipes/any kind of higher ground.
Alot of missions in Dishonored don't have obvious easy paths all the way, you can find easier paths frequently but it isn't like HR where 90% of the level could be avoided with vents. Sometimes you are forced to go into the ground, this become even more true on the DLC where they toned down the pipes/rooftops nonsense. Another thing is that the level design of Dishonored is better in making those paths more integrated on the level geometry and a little less obvious, many times in HR I tough: "Where is the vent? I can guarantee is behind that stairs/boxes and etc over there and connects a public bathroom with the CEO office room for some reason. I was right most of the times."
 

LESS T_T

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http://sneakybastards.net/theobserver/magazine-on-sale-now/

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Thanks to generous Kickstarter backers, Issue One of Sneaky Bastards: The Stealth Gaming Magazine is now available to purchase digitally and in print.

Sneaky Bastards: The Stealth Gaming Magazine is a brand new 100-page digital and print media publication that explores the stealth gaming’s biggest titles. Issue One features Arkane Studios’ Dishonored, and features:
  • Exclusive interviews with the development team
  • In-depth analysis of every single level in Dishonored, as well as those featured in The Knife of Dunwall and The Brigmore Witches
  • Early concept art that sheds light on Dishonored’s origins
  • An exploration of the historical and literary influences behind Dishonored’s steampunk city of Dunwall
  • A selection of high-quality fan artwork inspired by Dishonored …and much more!

Seems intersting.
 

Black

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The problem with baking stuff like that is that the stuff they're supposed to be writing about is dead. That's why they'll be stuck with Dishonored and Thi4f.
 

Silva

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The problem with baking stuff like that is that the stuff they're supposed to be writing about is dead. That's why they'll be stuck with Dishonored and Thi4f.
..and Hitman Absolution, Splinter Cell Blacklist, Alpha Protocol 2/Clandestine, Metal Gear Solid 5, Mark of the Ninja, Incognita: Tactical Espionage, Assassin Creed Black Flag, etc.

Dont look so dead to me.

Of course, they could do new games and also a section about the classicz.
 

Black

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Oh no, Mark of the Ninja is an exception. But it's just that, exception.
 

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