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OXM has a 13-minute video from Aliens: Crucible, the Aliens RPG in development at Obsidian before the project was cancelled. A clip with some animations from this game surfaced this week, but this clip includes work-in-progress gameplay. Thanks VG247.
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Re: More Cancelled Aliens RPG Footage |
Feb 20, 2013, 19:45 |
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Verno wrote on Feb 20, 2013, 13:07:
ShadyPete wrote on Feb 20, 2013, 12:58: i think devs have lost sight of what Alien is all about. why not do something like a survival/escape style game more in line with original film. allow the player to use the environment and available tools to plan and execute their escape. in the original film the crew only had weapons that they created themselves and they didn't know if they would have any effect at all.
mowing down waves of aliens with a pulse rifle effectively neuters what is arguably the most terrifying movie monster of all time.
idk just an idea.. Yeah exactly. The Aliens in the films are not bro fodder, they were smart and worked around obstacles, constantly outwitting the humans. Only one of the AvP FPS games has really nailed that feel and Colonial Marines goes so far out of bounds with established information it's not even funny.
I'm not sure an Alien RPG even makes sense necessarily, I just don't see adapting the universe well with the kinds of RPG mechanics most people expect. +1
RPG could work, but not in terms of skills but upgrading weapons and equipment to meet new puzzles and threats.
but having aliens stand right next to you and attack you in an almost turn-based manner is just nothing like aliens at all. |
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