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Groundbreaking new sandbox game feels like a hyper realistic Fallout
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It’s a promise that games and game developers make all the time - here is a world that truly reacts to what you do, and where every action has a consequence. But I walk around RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim, or maybe the vast sandbox worlds of GTA 5 and Assassin’s Creed, and I always feel like the NPCs and the various virtual people around me are in fact entirely robotic. They have their little routines - they’ll come out of their houses in the morning hours, stand by their stalls and shops all day, and then go to bed - but aside from a few stock responses and programmed behaviors, they’re essentially automatons. Imagine Whiterun, Megaton, or Night City, but every single NPC has a unique personality, and reacts organically both to you the player and every other character around them. Discussed exclusively with PCGamesN at GDC, a new sandbox game is pioneering this dream.
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It’s a promise that games and game developers make all the time - here is a world that truly reacts to what you do, and where every action has a consequence. But I walk around RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim, or maybe the vast sandbox worlds of GTA 5 and Assassin’s Creed, and I always feel like the NPCs and the various virtual people around me are in fact entirely robotic. They have their little routines - they’ll come out of their houses in the morning hours, stand by their stalls and shops all day, and then go to bed - but aside from a few stock responses and programmed behaviors, they’re essentially automatons. Imagine Whiterun, Megaton, or Night City, but every single NPC has a unique personality, and reacts organically both to you the player and every other character around them. Discussed exclusively with PCGamesN at GDC, a new sandbox game is pioneering this dream.
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It’s a promise that games and game developers make all the time - here is a world that truly reacts to what you do, and where every action has a consequence. But I walk around RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim, or maybe the vast sandbox worlds of GTA 5 and Assassin’s Creed, and I always feel like the NPCs and the various virtual people around me are in fact entirely robotic. They have their little routines - they’ll come out of their houses in the morning hours, stand by their stalls and shops all day, and then go to bed - but aside from a few stock responses and programmed behaviors, they’re essentially automatons. Imagine Whiterun, Megaton, or Night City, but every single NPC has a unique personality, and reacts organically both to you the player and every other character around them. Discussed exclusively with PCGamesN at GDC, a new sandbox game is pioneering this dream. Continue reading Groundbreaking new sandbox game feels like a hyper realistic Fallout MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best survival games, Best sandbox games, Best life games
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26 March 2024, 3:00 pm
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title: Groundbreaking new sandbox game feels like a hyper realistic Fallout
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It’s a promise that games and game developers make all the time - here is a world that truly reacts to what you do, and where every action has a consequence. But I walk around RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim, or maybe the vast sandbox worlds of GTA 5 and Assassin’s Creed, and I always feel like the NPCs and the various virtual people around me are in fact entirely robotic. They have their little routines - they’ll come out of their houses in the morning hours, stand by their stalls and shops all day, and then go to bed - but aside from a few stock responses and programmed behaviors, they’re essentially automatons. Imagine Whiterun, Megaton, or Night City, but every single NPC has a unique personality, and reacts organically both to you the player and every other character around them. Discussed exclusively with PCGamesN at GDC, a new sandbox game is pioneering this dream.
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It’s a promise that games and game developers make all the time - here is a world that truly reacts to what you do, and where every action has a consequence. But I walk around RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim, or maybe the vast sandbox worlds of GTA 5 and Assassin’s Creed, and I always feel like the NPCs and the various virtual people around me are in fact entirely robotic. They have their little routines - they’ll come out of their houses in the morning hours, stand by their stalls and shops all day, and then go to bed - but aside from a few stock responses and programmed behaviors, they’re essentially automatons. Imagine Whiterun, Megaton, or Night City, but every single NPC has a unique personality, and reacts organically both to you the player and every other character around them. Discussed exclusively with PCGamesN at GDC, a new sandbox game is pioneering this dream.
content_text: It’s a promise that games and game developers make all the time - here is a world that truly reacts to what you do, and where every action has a consequence. But I walk around RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim, or maybe the vast sandbox worlds of GTA 5 and Assassin’s Creed, and I always feel like the NPCs and the various virtual people around me are in fact entirely robotic. They have their little routines - they’ll come out of their houses in the morning hours, stand by their stalls and shops all day, and then go to bed - but aside from a few stock responses and programmed behaviors, they’re essentially automatons. Imagine Whiterun, Megaton, or Night City, but every single NPC has a unique personality, and reacts organically both to you the player and every other character around them. Discussed exclusively with PCGamesN at GDC, a new sandbox game is pioneering this dream. Continue reading Groundbreaking new sandbox game feels like a hyper realistic Fallout MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best survival games, Best sandbox games, Best life games
pub_date: 26 March 2024, 3:00 pm
guid: https://www.pcgamesn.com/?post_type=feature&p=364883
creator: Ed Smith
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