Dhruin
August 14th, 2007, 19:10
Bioshock almost seems the only game in town at the moment. IGN has some hands-on play description (http://au.pc.ign.com/articles/812/812632p1.html) from the Xbox 360 demo:
Gamers have been holding their collective breath for a chance to play BioShock. Ironically, that's what is required of the protagonist at the demo's start--grabbing a lungful of air and struggling to the surface. A hunk of wreckage is shown plummeting down into the oceanic depths, and is also used as a rather slick method of orienting the player's point of view: if the debris is falling one way, the surface must be in the opposite direction. Upon breaking through the watery ceiling, players are greeted by the sight of the sea, blackened and glittering from stars twinkling down from the nighttime sky--on fire. Control over the hero's fate was placed into my hopefully-capable hands at this point, and I quickly looked around for some sign of relative safely.
...and Cult of the Rapture has a .pdf art book called Breaking the Mold (http://www.2kgames.com/cultofrapture/artbook.html) you can download.
More information. (http://www.rpgwatch.com/show/newsbit?newsbit=5985)
Gamers have been holding their collective breath for a chance to play BioShock. Ironically, that's what is required of the protagonist at the demo's start--grabbing a lungful of air and struggling to the surface. A hunk of wreckage is shown plummeting down into the oceanic depths, and is also used as a rather slick method of orienting the player's point of view: if the debris is falling one way, the surface must be in the opposite direction. Upon breaking through the watery ceiling, players are greeted by the sight of the sea, blackened and glittering from stars twinkling down from the nighttime sky--on fire. Control over the hero's fate was placed into my hopefully-capable hands at this point, and I quickly looked around for some sign of relative safely.
...and Cult of the Rapture has a .pdf art book called Breaking the Mold (http://www.2kgames.com/cultofrapture/artbook.html) you can download.
More information. (http://www.rpgwatch.com/show/newsbit?newsbit=5985)