Personal ads in a post-nuclear and extremely haunted hellscape just adds another layer of strained humanity to Anomaly. It makes an astonishing amount of difference, and gives you a real sense of activity and life outside of your field of view. So long as your PDA is powered, you get a constant feed of info from a zone-wide chat channel, filled with dynamic chatter and observations from the hundreds of NPCs around. Some areas have been tweaked and rearranged, and overgrowth feels denser in places. Not that Anomaly will be entirely familiar to returning veterans, though, as the passing of time has left its mark on the Zone. Strelok, the player character from the first game, is apparently back too, and following rumours of his return leads into several large story quest arcs, in-between dozens of scripted side-quests and procedurally generated jobs. The Zone - the haunted, irradiated and mutant-infested land around Chernobyl - is bigger and more detailed than ever. That extra year has done wonders for stability and performance, too. While this standalone mod has been around for a while, the recently-released version 1. Between a vague but permissive modding agreement and an engine-code leakfans had all the tools they needed to make their own successor. To me the open world atmosphere is ruined when you notice that the wind in this world is always consistently blowing, look at the tree's and folliage in your linked video and the way they sway in the wind and compare it to footage of it in clear weather at day: The past few years have been amazing for fans of the gritty survival shooter sandbox series S. The only time Witcher 3 approached this kind of thing for me is Inside novigrad.
What makes Stalker so memorable though is how oppressive it is, in RDR2 or TW3 you're not worried of what a darker sky might entail or what terrifying thing might be around the next corner or inside the next cave, the stalker games are essentially horror games so these things hit way harder.ĭef try out one of the stalker games if you're able, there's really nothing else like it in feel, doesn't really come across in videos.
The only game I'd say I've played in recent years that has come close to the oozing atmosphere of Stalker is RDR2 : To me the open world atmosphere is ruined when you notice that the wind in this world is always consistently blowing, look at the tree's and folliage in your linked video and the way they sway in the wind and compare it to footage of it in clear weather at day: įor whatever reason the tree's and folliage in TW3 are always being consistently being noisily thrashed around like they are in a storm, I remember noticing it early and it bothered me throughout the rest of the playthrough. Click to shrink.The only time Witcher 3 approached this kind of thing for me is Inside novigrad.
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