Perfect Dark

[spatular]

if this ends up being like dues ex/dishonoured I’d be very happy, fingers crossed.

[mfnick]

If it allows a more direct approach I’m absolutely interested then. 
 

& og Perfect Dark did have that hacking computer stuff in but it was still just a shooter mainly with little to no stealth at all. I’ve also just gone off immersive sim type stuff as I’ve gotten older. Playing games like Dishonored and Prey, I’ve realised I’ve not got the patience and imagination to play them in an interesting always anymore and they don’t work very well as just FPS games. 

[one-armed dwarf]

I think the trick to a game like Prey is to just stick it on the hardest difficulty, cause it limits the effectiveness of a straightforward approach and forces you to play slowly and think if there's another solution, or if you should explore more. I do this with Deus Ex as well (only played the first one)

 

I don't know the situation with Dishonoured, never played them. But in Prey and DE I play quite violently. Apparently Dishonored has fun consequences for that

 

I get the sense here though that this game is far more straightforward and limited than people are taking. Like I hope it's a high budget immersive sim, but I don't actually get that sense here. It's going to be pretty linear I bet. But maybe that's just this mission in this trailer

[Maryokutai]

I doubt this will be anywhere near as complex as something like Prey, and it's probably best not to set expectations to that level. But it will seemingly bring back those multiple mission objectives maf keeps mentioning from the good old days in a new fashion and that seems to be multiple angles to complete missions. It's probably closer to a Splinter Cell with the added bonus of shooting being a legitimate option than a proper immersive sim, but considering the state of singleplayer FPS games I think that's still a big win for both the genre and us.

[Maf]

2 hours ago, Maryokutai said:

 multiple mission objectives maf keeps mentioning from the good old days

 

They should be true to the original and harder difficulties have more objectives 

[DANGERMAN]

I'm more interested in this than if they'd just done a closer rendition of Perfect Dark