Day Watch Revealed [Sep 08, 2006, 10:46 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Nival Interactive unveils Day Watch, the upcoming sequel to Night Watch, their
tactical combat RPG in a techno/fantasy setting due for release by the end of
this year. The first screenshots are on
3D Gamers,
where they also have Nival's blurb on the game:
This time it's global. The battle between good and evil - Night and Day Watch - takes place in Moscow, Paris and Washington, DC. Discover the Dark Side with the Day Watch! Unleash the tremendous power of your character - gain revenge for the battles lost to the forces of the Night Watch.
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Haha.
Our game was sent out to store shelves despite every reviewer hating it. Gamers made fun of it, and refused to buy it. But somebody, somewhere, bought a copy, so we are going to make: A SEQUEL!
It sucks that they are riding the popularity of the novels and the movies. The novels, at least, are much better than the crap game. I haven't seen the Day Watch movie yet, but Night Watch wasn't horrible. It wasn't great either, but it beats outs anything Uwe Bolle has produce din his lifetime.
Our game was sent out to store shelves despite every reviewer hating it. Gamers made fun of it, and refused to buy it. But somebody, somewhere, bought a copy, so we are going to make: A SEQUEL!
It sucks that they are riding the popularity of the novels and the movies. The novels, at least, are much better than the crap game. I haven't seen the Day Watch movie yet, but Night Watch wasn't horrible. It wasn't great either, but it beats outs anything Uwe Bolle has produce din his lifetime.
that's exactly what I was thinking. They dumbed down and linear'ized the Silent Storm engine so much in Night Watch that Day Watch would have to be FREE for me to bother with it. (and probably not even then...)
^m^
^m^
Too bad Night Watch was horrible. Maybe instead of fixing it they just decided to release the next game, how EAish of them! Ha ha ha!
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