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Nuclear Union - Announced
June 22nd, 2012, 19:04
Wont play or have the scary atmosphere of Stalker since it's third person and you play as a team. First person is way better if they're trying to make it scary, for a number of reasons.
I agree that the backstory does seem a little strange.. I prefer when they make much greater jumps in time, it's easier to accept large changes such as mutations or implants etc. it's the same in the Deus Ex games (2020-something - not very realistic.)
Is the old protagonist just the person who gives you the missions maybe?
Looking forward to it
I agree that the backstory does seem a little strange.. I prefer when they make much greater jumps in time, it's easier to accept large changes such as mutations or implants etc. it's the same in the Deus Ex games (2020-something - not very realistic.)
Is the old protagonist just the person who gives you the missions maybe?
Looking forward to it
June 22nd, 2012, 19:48
Originally Posted by ThrasherThe Stalker games were developed by GCS Game World. Afaik, they have no involvement with this.
Well if its the STALKER devs, it could very well be good. The screenshots are "attractive". I do wish they'd branch out and try something more original than post-apocalyptic.
It looks interesting, but as others have pointed out, 1C Company is hit or miss. A lot of their games are budget quality with a fair amount of bugs and questionable translations.
June 22nd, 2012, 21:05
Russian RPGs generally have deeper gameplay mechanics, but they turn out to be disasters because of terrible Russian to English translations. In the end lots of potential lost. Ex: Hard to be a God, A Farewell to Dragons. Because of this I don’t have high hopes for that, too. European RPG developers saw this problem and now they’re writing story and dialogues in English rather than their own language (Ex Risen games, Witcher 2)
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June 22nd, 2012, 21:07
Originally Posted by wesleyclarkMaybe he was frozen asleep like Captain America.
This, for me. The setting seems a little jarring to me, from what little information was provided. In addition to the septuagenarian protagonist, there was the mention of mutants. Doesn't really seem to be enough elapsed time to have that happen, without some type of FEV-like trigger.
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June 22nd, 2012, 21:47
Originally Posted by JDR13In another related thread, MasterKromm pointed out that GCS ex-devs are rumored to be part of the team: http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/06/01/ru…pired-shooter/
The Stalker games were developed by GCS Game World. Afaik, they have no involvement with this.
June 22nd, 2012, 21:50
Originally Posted by ThrasherThe only problem is that's not the same team.
In another related thread, MasterKromm pointed out that GCS ex-devs are rumored to be part of the team: http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/06/01/ru…pired-shooter/

Nuclear Union is being developed by Best Way and published by 1C Company.
June 22nd, 2012, 22:04
Ah, the name of the other dev is "Union Studio". Best Way != Union Studio? :/
June 22nd, 2012, 22:07
Yeah, JDR is probably right. The studio provided on the link from MasterKromm is rumored to be union studio something (and not even that is confirmed)… 
Oh well. Still very interested to see were this is going… Quite sloppy job on explaining the backdrop/setting on the site though… (i.e the 70 year old protagonist mentioned above)… Lets wait and see…

Oh well. Still very interested to see were this is going… Quite sloppy job on explaining the backdrop/setting on the site though… (i.e the 70 year old protagonist mentioned above)… Lets wait and see…
June 22nd, 2012, 23:54
I hope this doesn't end up like how Stalker went where they talk like it is an rpg but then when it comes out it isn't.
Keeper of the Watch
June 23rd, 2012, 00:02
Originally Posted by vurtWell I see it as different worlds and different technology. Anything is possible it doesn't have to leap 100's of years because it's not our world.
Wont play or have the scary atmosphere of Stalker since it's third person and you play as a team. First person is way better if they're trying to make it scary, for a number of reasons.
I agree that the backstory does seem a little strange.. I prefer when they make much greater jumps in time, it's easier to accept large changes such as mutations or implants etc. it's the same in the Deus Ex games (2020-something - not very realistic.)
Is the old protagonist just the person who gives you the missions maybe?
Looking forward to it![]()
Simply put it's a game anything is possible. I'm looking forward to it but 1C usually has more crap releases than good ones.
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Last edited by Couchpotato; June 23rd, 2012 at 02:44.
June 23rd, 2012, 01:29
Originally Posted by JDR13There is a list of their previous games on Wikipedia.
Nuclear Union is being developed by Best Way
Never heard of any of these titles - are they any good?
June 23rd, 2012, 02:42
Originally Posted by CountChoculaI got the 'Faces of War' and 'Men of War' titles as part of a package I purchased on GamersGate a few months ago. I haven't had a chance to try them yet, but I know they're both WWII-themed RTS games.
There is a list of their previous games on Wikipedia.
Never heard of any of these titles - are they any good?
Actually, it looks like every title they've developed until now was an RTS game.
June 23rd, 2012, 15:57
June 23rd, 2012, 16:33
Originally Posted by guentharIt had a lot of RPG'ing in it, just didnt have leveling up, skills are attached to armor/Artifacts, they never said it was a pure RPG, they always said it was FPS-RPG. I'd say Stalker is a lot more RPG than any recent Bioware "RPG". It's similar to Deus Ex for example, and imo just as good or even better (the first Stalker at least).
I hope this doesn't end up like how Stalker went where they talk like it is an rpg but then when it comes out it isn't.
June 28th, 2012, 01:07
Originally Posted by vurtYeah the info up there on the setting and backstory is… well "odd" is probably the best way of putting it. I'm sure some of that might be nuances lost in translation though - hopefully not done by whatever firm ultimately does their localization.
I agree that the backstory does seem a little strange.. I prefer when they make much greater jumps in time, it's easier to accept large changes such as mutations or implants etc. it's the same in the Deus Ex games (2020-something - not very realistic.)
Is the old protagonist just the person who gives you the missions maybe?
Looking forward to it![]()
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