THQ signs Ukranian shooter Metro 2033
Cross between S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Fallout 3.
THQ has become the publisher of promising Ukranian shooter Metro 2033, and plans a release on PC and Xbox 360 early next year.
Metro 2033 was revealed in a video
at Germany's Games Convention in 2006, giving off an atmosphere sandwiched somewhere between S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Fallout 3. Given that the developer 4A Games consists of many former GSC (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. maker) employees, the similarities are understandable.
The key is the licence: a novel bearing the same name written by Dmitry Glukhovsky that has sold hundreds of thousands of copies in Russia, as has its recently released sequel.
Set in Moscow in 2033, the game follows a young chap called Artyom who, like the rest of his race, now lives underground in Metro City-Stations - colonies established after a terrible apocalypse turned the Earth's surface poisonous 20 years earlier.
He's not going to stay put for long, though, as a desperate event forces him outside the established boundaries on a quest that leads on and on and on.
The PC version of Metro 2033 will use NVIDIA PhysX graphics, but those are all the gameplay details we know.
There's a newer trailer on the official Metro 2033 website. Looks promising.
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But chances are we aren't so lucky.
BTW developer is from Ukraine, not Russia. It consists of former GSC (guys who made Stalker) employees and it looks like engine is very alike (if not completely the same).
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But isnt it time that someone created a future where we arent all dead/mutated and where everyone is happy?! I know it wouldnt make a good setting for a game, but it would stop me from having nightmares!
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Fallout 3
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I'm sorry, Eurogamer readers. I'm hopeless.
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*hugs*
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Wait, so the best parts of an otherwise wonderfully creative game are the only parts that are just like every other shooter piece of shit on the market? Ughhhhhh.
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If anything, Fallout 3 is like this game, since footage of Metro was released way earlier.
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Well let's just hope THQ don't send in another creative consultant (or whatever ther hell they called him) to cut out all the good bits and force them to add in a bunch of shit.
THQ producer (not "creative consultunt"
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Shoot the Past!
Shoot the Present!
I mock this because, actually, I found it quite effective. Somehow I hope it's more shooter-like than STALKER. What is it with me and shooting tonight, anyway? I'd better get back to shoot - to work, I mean.
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Wait, so the best parts of an otherwise wonderfully creative game are the only parts that are just like every other shooter piece of shit on the market? Ughhhhhh."
A list of games please with FPS games as incredibly scary as Stalker was in the underground sections, I must have missed them all, but would love to play them.
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The ironing is delicious - I completely agree with more choice being good but the proliferation of post-apocalyptic games is surely not an example of there being more choice. I've played some great post-apocalyptic games (and I love books and films on the subject, right back to John Wyndham and A Canticle For Liebowitz) but to me "We're a new developer! We're bursting with enthusiasm and ideas, and the best idea we could come up with is a post-apocalyptic FPS!" is just depressing.
Post-apocalyptic games are just adolescent wish fulfilment (nothing wrong with that in essence but it gets a little monotonous), or excuses for developers not to have to put any other people in their worlds - everyone's dead so that saves on crowd AI!
I would prefer it if developers and publishers pushed the boundaries a little and came up with some games which are genuinely new and unique.
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