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[Liopleurodon]

I think it was a trailer reveal on TGA (Geoff thingy).

It was a night, iirc, and there was a church, or some building, and in it we're women, and kids, maybe also men too, but not sure.

Outside some enemies were trying to get in, but we're killed by a masked person who later removed mask, and I believe it was a woman.

Anyone knows what I am talking about?

 

[RagnarokIV]

darude sandstorm

 

[cormack12]

?

When was it? Was it a coming soon game or already out

 

[Liopleurodon]

?

When was it? Was it a coming soon game or already out

I have no idea, but I think it was a bit futuristic.

 

[MrJangles]

Sounds like Kirby.

 

[Soodanim]

How many years ago roughly? Got a platform or generation? Sounds 3D, but what graphic style? Realistic or stylised?

 

[Nankatsu]

Dishonored 2?

No idea if it was revealed at TGA though.

 

[GiantFaceBoss]

You're probably thinking of Last Sentinel

 

[Liopleurodon]

How many years ago roughly? Got a platform or generation? Sounds 3D, but what graphic style? Realistic or stylised?

Realistic.

My memory is mixing with that one fake trailer by Square-Enix where a woman in suit is fighting puppets by using threads...

 

[Liopleurodon]

You're probably thinking of Last Sentinel

Yeah, it's that one!

Thank you.

 

[N0S]

 

[GiantFaceBoss]

This project piqued my interest with its reveal trailer in late 2023 but I had completely forgotten about it until now since it went radio silent for a while. I still think it has a lot of potential, mostly because of the industry veterans involved.

I'm always down for this type of dark, gritty cyberpunk sci-fi aesthetic and it's clear that they're aiming to make this a full-on, AAA, big-boy new IP. The one major concern is that Tencent is providing the funding, and with how unstable the relationship between China and the US is at the moment—coupled with how long it takes to make a game of this scope—it feels like a coin toss whether or not it will actually come out.

Fun fact, though: Neil Druckmann's brother is the cinematics director and Troy Baker is the performance director (which might be a first for him?); there's some serious talent involved here, with the studio director having previously held that role at Rockstar for over a decade. They're not fucking around—I hope we see more of it soon!

 

[neocycle]

Ingemar's Skiing Game