Velvet Assassin sneaking onto 360
Worth keeping an eye on, this one.
Gamecock has confirmed that Velvet Assassin will be making an appearance on Xbox 360 as well as PC this autumn.
This is the gritty World War II sneak-'em-up made by Replay Studios, which was formed in 2002 by former IO Interactive staff.
Their work on the Hitman series is evident here, as you sneak around a dream-like world seeing off key figures in the Nazi regime by luring them into gasoline puddles to set fire to them, or creeping up and brutally assassinating them.
Velvet Assassin is based on the true story of British intelligence agent Violette Szabo. She's called Violette Summer in the game, and you join her as she lies motionless in a coma, reliving her secretive and horrific past of off-field warfare.
There are 12 stylised memory levels to relive, with plenty of story to unravel and authentic 1940s weapons to get to grips with.
You can leave your own mark on her story, too, by developing her abilities towards combat or stealth depending on your preference.
Kristan thought it was the most impressive title in the Gamecock line-up when he got a closer look, and suggests you keep an eye on it.
Velvet Assassin used to be known as Sabotage, but had its name changed so as not to presumably clash with Pandemic black-and-white effort Saboteur.
Head over to our Velvet Assassin gallery for an idea of what it looks like.
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Either way, game looks pretty cool, i'll definitely be keeping an eye on it.
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I personally felt that IO really hit on something with Bloodmoney, they had to make a fair few games to get to that point. All I'm saying is maybe the assassin genre requires a lot of feedback and experience to pull off (I'm mostly taking Ass Creed as an example where repetition slowly killed an excellent gaming environment). Though the plot does seem to be wholesale nicked from contracts at this point.
Anyway, enough negativity, another hitman game'd be luvery.
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Pretty much: "for PC and next-gen consoles". Still, offers a bit of clarification and gave us a chance to write something about it!
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Doesn't look anything special...maybe the game mechanics will be something fresh.
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More people need to do this kind of thing: "Gears of Wang 3" "Glans Theft Auto 5" "The ENORMOUS PHALLUS Scrolls V: Valenwood" etcetera ad nauseam...
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really? i mean come on
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*gets coat*