 Originally Posted by Neil
Impressive visually...
Indeed, looks good, and mostly because of the design and attention to detail - it's clear that Gun have a lot of affection and respect for the material (interesting that the female character they've put in there was apparently a dropped idea when coming up with the original script in the 1970s - notice she sings the Manson family song that was also heard in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood).
There's some interesting character work going on there - which makes it more annoying that this isn't a single player game, or has a proper SP mode. You've got all the assets and locations, now you just need to put it together (the SP content for the Friday the 13th game was welcome, but it was rather rushed in many ways and didn't make an awful lot of sense and needed the player to be omnipotent ... or look up a video guide online to copy!)
Love the attention they paid to the little things, and even the chainsaw itself - proper audio recordings and modelling and I like that they thought about how to properly implement the sound of it, so the player feels more 'in control' of it revving up and down and it's not just an audio clip cycling etc.
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