TheJollyCorner
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whatever it is, I trust they'll do something unique with the 'infection'... not just "BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAINNNZZZ!" zombies.
If they are using nature videos of the cordyceps as viral marketing, I'd imagine an infection that controls the brain in horrifying ways and creates some kind of fungal growth out of the physical body has the potential to be pretty disturbing. That happening on a widespread scale would be fascinating and scary.
Maybe it'll be a massive, open-world game... but I hope it still works with some kind of intimate storyline. Protecting your family, a child, something. Imagine the motivation in a horror game such as this to prevent your child from succumbing to the horrors presented in the world, ala The Road. Even as you are trying to survive, it's heartbreaking and nerve-racking. I dunno... just something that pulls the player in on an emotional level (possibly even with serious moral choices/consequences) rather than just running around shooting/slashing/punching/kicking things.
Hopefully an idea like mine wouldn't be handcuffed to just one massive 'escort mission'. There are bright minds out there that could come up with a way to make it work where it's still enjoyable from a gameplay perspective.
I'm pretty hyped, regardless.
If they are using nature videos of the cordyceps as viral marketing, I'd imagine an infection that controls the brain in horrifying ways and creates some kind of fungal growth out of the physical body has the potential to be pretty disturbing. That happening on a widespread scale would be fascinating and scary.
Maybe it'll be a massive, open-world game... but I hope it still works with some kind of intimate storyline. Protecting your family, a child, something. Imagine the motivation in a horror game such as this to prevent your child from succumbing to the horrors presented in the world, ala The Road. Even as you are trying to survive, it's heartbreaking and nerve-racking. I dunno... just something that pulls the player in on an emotional level (possibly even with serious moral choices/consequences) rather than just running around shooting/slashing/punching/kicking things.
Hopefully an idea like mine wouldn't be handcuffed to just one massive 'escort mission'. There are bright minds out there that could come up with a way to make it work where it's still enjoyable from a gameplay perspective.
I'm pretty hyped, regardless.