Remember Unrecord? You know, that body-cam game that took everyone by surprise? For those unaware, Unrecord is a tactical shooter where players can expect an immersive and narrative experience. But what if it was a multiplayer game? Well, that’s what Bodycam aims to explore.
Bodycam is described as an ultra-realistic multiplayer, first-person shooter. As with Unrecord, the game will be using Unreal Engine 5. And, as you can see, it has the exact same visual style as Unrecord. Hell, it even has the same pixelated face censorship.
Now this isn’t the first game that attempts to copy Unrecord’s style. Chasmal Fear and Paranormal Tales are two games that also use the body-cam viewpoint. However, these are horror games and not tactical shooters.
On the other hand, Bodycam is being developed by two people (aged 17 and 20). So, I can definitely cut them some slack. Yes, this is a copy of Unrecord. No doubt about that. However, for a two-team project, it does look impressive. In fact, it can look better than other games from way bigger studios. So kudos to the duo.
According to Reissad Studio, the first playtest for this game will begin on January 21st. Those interested can visit its Steam store page and sign up for it.
For those wondering, there is still no word on when Unrecord will come out. So, Bodycam will most likely be the first body-cam shooter that PC gamers will be able to get their hands on. And, believe it or not, this will be crucial for its success.
In short, Bodycam looks kind of interesting. Multiplayer games can thrive on PC and by using this body-cam viewpoint, Bodycam can attract a lot of players. Or views on Twitch. So, I’m curious to see whether or not it will steal Unrecord’s thunder. And what will be DRAMA’s answer to it?
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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100% guaranteed it’s a scam or will never release, the Steam page lists 103 languages (the overwhelming majority of them are languages that no game was ever translated to them) subbed AND dubbed.
Unrecord gave this weird sensation of knowing that was a rendered environment but the feeling of being RL footage. Even if this game tries to copy the style, it doesn’t feel or look like Unrecord, the dollar store version of Unrecord in any case.
Can’t say it wasn’t expected.
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Music was cool – the latter part of Lynyrd Skynyrd – Free Bird!
Other than that, not a fan of the constrained field of vision on the few games videos Ive seen. Im usually trying to englarge my FOV, not shrink it.
For two guys tho, pretty cool!
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For anyone that might be curious where the name came from. It was from their high school PE coach Leonard Skinner who was kind of a d^ck head. It was to mock him.
Alright, music history trivia, I’m into that!!
Forced chromatic abberation, motion blur, lens flare, and whole host of other blur effects that can’t be turned off, because of mUh ReaLiSm.
Yeah, I love it when I look into the sky and I see chromatic aberation and lens flares in my EYES.
Another copycat?! 😤
Yet another cheap camera simulator, yay!
Yeah it’s really the heavy effects and screen vignette that adds to the realism feel, there’s a vhs reshade for cp77 that does a similar thing, except that adds a lot of grain, chromatic abberation much more than this looks to. We’ve been conditioned to “this look is real” also, popo body cams are usually low res, grainy like this so they’re “real” footage, the jewzapruder effect of “real”. Ghost planes disappearing into the fuzz of graininess lol VGs just more conditioning btw have been from the start.
The interiors look like generic UE stuff seen in Robocop which did look great overall no doubt but has typical UE5 hw reqs price of admission for a smooth experience. 2k$ rig.
Guaranteed motion sickness with such a wildly distorted field of view. Hard pass.
I can’t stand vignette, and having it shaking around like that is going to give me a headache. I can’t even watch the trailer right now…
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