Now here is something that passed under my radar. Earlier this month, Paradark Studio revealed a new futuristic western first-person action-adventure shooter, called ExeKiller. ExeKiller will be using Unreal Engine 5, targets a 2024 release date, and below you can find a pre-alpha gameplay trailer for it.
According to the developers, the game will be using most of Unreal Engine 5’s latest tech features. In other words, you can expect this game to take advantage of Lumen, Nanite, Virtual Shadows Maps and MetaSounds.
As the press release reads, ExeKiller is a first-person action-adventure game with a multi-choice story. Players will take on the role of Denzel Fenix; the eponymous exekiller, a bounty hunter in the service of Helion, the ubiquitous corporation headquartered in a massive structure towering over the ruins of New York.
The game world will consist of a semi-open environment with a central hub. Furthermore, the game will have many smaller locations with long distances between them and environmental hazards such as unexpected enemies or dangerous weather. The gameplay is primarily designed around the principle of “choice”. The devs claim that your decisions will affect the attitude of NPCs, dialogues and possible endings.
Enjoy!
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Wild West Alien Isolation?
It gave me Fallout 4 vibes in Cyberpunk, especially the animations, they’re Bethesda-level of garbage.
Yeah, the only thing I found even remotely interesting was the hovercar, but I don’t recall seeing any physics…
A hover car that feels all the undulations on the road.
SMH
There should be some minor up/down movement as the distance from the car to the road changes. The car in the video just seemed to float at the same level all the time.
Looks pretty interesting, thanks for the heads up.
I ain’t playing no game where my character is named Denzel
Don’t you know ‘Pump it up’?
You got to pump it up!!
Well that’s one way of dealing with not having a good animator on your team; make all the NPCs robots with robot-like movements.
>multi-choice story
I fckn hate those. ffs.
That car is borrowing pretty blatantly from the Blade Runner 2049 design.
Tech demo. No gameplay to speak of. Also the way they change FOV when you crouch and when you do certain things in the car is horrific. I thought we left that nonsense in 7th gen.