A great idea that transforms the 1st person shooter.
“It’s also about navigating through a morally gray world and making decisions that have human impact,” he explained. “It’s about finding the story you want to tell, as each of our environments is filled with different story elements you can film and combine in your own ways. It’s both a story telling engine and an action adventure with a new perspective.”
What does it say about our culture that this game may not be commercially viable because you don’t get to actually fire any bullets?
