You sure? Digital Foundry doesn't mention it in their "first look" article, but I guess it might be something they discover.Sadly no, most of the lighting is all prebaked, which I guess is part of the reason it runs so well.
The Alien Within for me.
Sadly no, most of the lighting is all prebaked, which I guess is part of the reason it runs so well.
Lighting is completely dynamic in Alien: Isolation, casting shadows across characters and the environment equally on both consoles. The way locations are illuminated is used to dramatically alter the atmosphere throughout the game.
Alien Isolation looks like just another Alien game made by some team. I LOVE the original Alien film though, so I think I'll check it out someday when it's like $7.50.
I love survival horror so I'm just happy that it's seeing a kind of resurgence lately (I think we owe Amnesia a lot). I'm knee-deep in Alien right now and loving it and I'm gonna be all over The Evil Within, they're both gonna be top 5 goty contenders for sure.
The Evil Within isn't horror. It's Survival Action.
The moment you give yourself some form of significant defense in a survival horror title is the moment where your game takes the horror out. What's the point of being frightened when you have a gun.
In survival horror you're supposed to be defenseless. Anything and everything can kill you with ease. There is no /fighting back./
So, I'm buying Isolation. Because it's Survival Horror. And it's a /good/ Alien game. When was the last time we got one of those?
Both.
What a month! Plus Bayonetta.
/dead
Survival horror = Resident Evil, Silent Hill, The Evil Within.
Horror = Outlast, Amnesia, etc...
hahaGot both. Can barely play Isolation.