tommyleelynn
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He got sued. Toxic workplace, photoshopped nudes, financial malpractice, you name it.
Detroit is definitely his best game, but he had another writer to assist him there.Never played a single one. Every time I read a description, it sounds like unintentional comedy at best...which could be kinda cool I guess?
To this day, I maintain that Indigo Prophecy has one of the best openings in a video game ever. In fact, the only thing that I would say rivals it is Detroit. I've lost count of how many times I've played through their respective demos. It's a shame that they can't sustain that level of polish throughout the entire game but Detroit was certainly getting there. And unlike a lot of people, I actually likes Kara's sections.playing through fahrenheit right now and aside from the awful controls it's pretty good so far.
It's basically the only narrative adventure game I did not like. Anything Telltale, Life is Strange 1, 2, True Colors were all much better. But I also hate pratically all "horror" movies with obnoxious kids that are more laughable cringe than actually scary. The writing is lacking in everything gaming, but the interactice ride Cage and his team provides works imho well and gets continually better. I totally can see though how anyone hates them because much of it would not work as a non interactive thing. But especially choice actually matters, at least in Detroit every story path makes some sense and alters the ending, death required to play really bad, but getting everyone including sidecharacters too, required right decisions, which is actually very easy but while playing not so much.I think until dawn is better than all of them
What happened with him anyway? Their Star Wars game has been stuck in what appears to be a limbo for years now. We used to have at least onemoviegame from them every 5 years or so, but they've been dead silent since 2018.
'Narrative masterpieces'
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What happened with him anyway? Their Star Wars game has been stuck in what appears to be a limbo for years now. We used to have at least onemoviegame from them every 5 years or so, but they've been dead silent since 2018.
C'mon Dave. I need me some Cage kino already!
His best game is undoubtedly Detroit and it's the one that had another scriptwriter at the helm.
Yeah I thought Until Dawn was comparatively clever. Where it misdirects the player as to the importance of certain choices it provides an in-universe justification, it has the perfect scenario for asset re-use, and the how-many-can-you-save goal that it resolves to will give the majority of players a decent reason to replay and take things in alternate directions. Probably all dynamic narratives that 'work' will wind up resembling Until Dawn along some significant vectors, and that might end up being an issue for the genre as the same tricks are used to curtail breadth and scope.I think until dawn is better than all of them