Even after the release of its second game for almost 30 years-Max Paine has been in the business of creating a single player game-driven player-driven game. Recent releases have even focused on it, collecting studio games in an associated universe of stories.
All of them ensure that, however, you give it a piece, the biggest question hanging over its upcoming co -operative shooter, FBC: Fire Brake, “why?” Is With the absence of a multi -player, system -driven action and cut -senses or scripted story setting, it will certainly not be expected to be a controlled follow -up dye hard Ramidi fans.
“You should expect an unexpectedly from treatment!” Fire break game director Mike Cata says. “The studio has changed drastically. We are working on a lot of projects at the same time. And of course, this opportunity only takes many new ideas, creativity and opportunities.”
In this sense, it seems that fire breaks have a stronger, more independent treatment side effect. Not only do he walk together, but this is also his first published game.
Despite the gender change-not only from single player to cope, but also in the person’s shooter before the third person-this game is still slot in the current lore. The “FBC” is certainly the “Federal Bureau of Control”, and the Fire Fire Brake is actually established completely within the oldest house, the same wide office as Faden found himself trapped.
Now, in the years of the Hees attack, the bureau regularly sends fire break teams of the cost of spending office staff to deal with the mere homeless crisis. In the same place, you and your two friends come in, ready with strange weapons and weapons of luggage to lift or die while trying to lift or try.
The important thing is that this is not a massive direct service game. It will enjoy the ongoing support (all gameplay updates free, paid cosmetic items) but it is aimed at “pick and play and play”.
“We really wanted to make a game that people could access their terms.” “It is not to say that this is a comfortable thing or we do not want people to invest. Of course we want it. But we do not expect to dominate one’s life.”
Systems shock
Look at the game in the (hand -off) action during my progress, I wonder how the system is running. In a far -flung tilt from the scriptted series, the paths of the fire have come out all the way in organic chaos. It looks like it has almost a designer like a SIM.
For example, heat is a factor, and the laughter will actually become more efficient as they get warm. Water doses flames, and it also fixes you through any means, but getting wet can make you cold that slows you down.
Mission goals play in this design. The one who gets to see it involves a dangerous disease of sticky notes, which seems to be spreading not only in complex but strange paper creatures. The goal is unusually straightened: Destroy more than 250,000 sticky notes, however you can.
You can only point to a machine gun on yellow squares and fire piles, but it’s not more efficient. Creative thinking has been given a better reward.
Take the springs to a large pile, and then blow the wet dirt with lightning guns, and they will all fry at the same time – though make sure that no damp allies are standing nearby. Equally the fire will spread rapidly to notes, but creates its own dangers – not only burning the team, but potentially throwing the waves of laughter with their warmth. Excellent, you can only run through piles of sticky note, when they try to press you let you stick to you, and then wash them all in the drains, washing them all, and then trying to wash them all.
“We were never able to make games worth away from (the scripted streams), as wonderful,” says Kiata. “As much as I wish we could find a musical number or anything else in some way, we have not cracked it out enough yet! And from this point of view, we have come from a system lens. Because if you think of them correctly, they are like an engine that produces these moments, but they do not produce these moments.
The strange choice of this game is ready to provide enough opportunities to present and present in these systems. In just the short section I was shown, I saw water cannons, electric guns, censorship guns made of office chairs, and an explosive Pagi bank that is hitting the coins.
Cata describes “pleasant discoveries” and “ridiculous moments” that the internal team is still able to play with these systems. It seems that the game is affected by the emerging anxiety of sports such as Haldures 2 and Deep Rock Galaxy, and the footage I have been shown certainly looks like chaos fun. Every moment, it seems that there is some explosion, the fire is flared, or the entire screen explodes.
But it is especially difficult to judge such a gameplay on the eyes, and I am more anxious to try the game for myself, to see how it really makes the game. In the meantime, as a fan of Ramidi’s single player adventures, it is difficult to be skeptical.
Breaking up from tradition is all good and good, but many basic powers of the studio have been put aside, is it just a throwing spin off? And even if it has come out well, is it really a great life in place of the crowded multi -player?
These are questions of frustration, but at the same time, the existence of fire only gives fans the reasons for hope. A larger, self-published spin-off that is developed by a new team that is separate from the next major project-which is apparently an interesting new step at the height of its options. Sinking in other genders can open this connected universe to new fans, and there may be even more interesting progress in the future. The world of control and Alan Week are growing as before.
And although this is a great departure in many ways, what I see is comfortable. Since the Retro Office floor paneling at the end of the surface, a huge sticky note explodes, which works on a team of Potting Office Workers who operates guns from science equipment, I can’t help but think “It’s a lot of treatment”. There may be no FMV or internal monopoly, but the fire breaks certainly look creative, weird and so unique that one of the most interesting cans of gaming stands as a significant increase.
