I watched a video on this somewhere

I'll keep an eye on this game.

these guys thought of everything didnt they?

I wished the guy didn't focus much on the action QTE's but on the dialogue.

The meat of the game will be on common sense (go to the garage, closet, etc when stealthing) assessing situations, and dialogue. The closest genre I can put to it is an RPG.

btw here is the video.

yeah i know , but, must not ..... get.... into... hype.. train >.<

Oh, I am so conflicted. =(

On one hand, I really want to read this, and watch the video.

On the other, I really want to come to this game completely fresh when it comes out.


... ah, I think I'll leave it. *Really* can't wait for this game, anyways, so no point in getting myself even more hyped up for it. It's gonna be a day one buy for me anyway.

i should have done the same -_-;

I think I've just decided to get this game. An interactive movie that you can re-"watch" a number of times and have different things happening every time. Even having key characters die on you without having to go back, reload the game and play through the scene again.

It effectively neutralises the one really annoying thing about QTEs (for me), which is getting through the almost entire QTE sequence but getting the last button push wrong and having to re-do the whole thing over and over until you get it exactly right (including the whole 4 minute fight scene leading up to the QTE).

did you turn into Shadowblind all the sudden?