Mere nyt om Sadness til Revolution

Skrevet af BonusNinja - 25-04-2006 21:02

Project Manager for NIBRIS, Piotr Orlowski, skrev for nogle dage siden inde på Crossbeam Studios’ forum, og her afslører han nogle detaljer omkring det kommende sort-hvide gothic/horror-spil Sadness til Revolution. Dog skal det lige nævnes at vi ikke kan bekræfte 100 % om indlægget rent faktisk er skrevet af Piotr Orlowski, men den lader til at være god nok.

Følgende er blevet fortalt:

* Man skal bruge minimum 40 timer for at gennemføre spillet.
* Forskellen på god og ond er meget lille.
* Spillet foregår i Centraleuropa i en vigtig æra kulturmæssigt.
* Manuskriptet til spillet er på ca. 900 sider!
* Første billeder fra spillet vil komme i slutningen af denne måned, hvis de får lov til at vise noget frem.

Desuden nævner han at de håber på at vise Raid over the River (til DS og Revolution) frem ved E3-messen.

Her er indlægget fra forummet:

”My name is Piotr Or³owski and I am project Manager of Nibris.
Best Regards for all Croosbeam fans and workers.

We are still in contact with Greg and I hope that it will be great cooperation between this two indie developers :

About Sadness. If you want to finish Sadness you have to play min. 40 hours. This game is really big! When we are creating that horror, we want creating new trends, become somenthing real new. Writing history, we refer from anybody refers before, we trying to fing new sollutions. Border between good and evil is quite thin. Diffrents are subjective. At start I can say, action is situated at beginning of XX century, in a city, what was very important for culture of Central Europe (which I cant tell you for this moment). Screenplay of Sadness count 900 pages! At E3 we will (I hope) show Raide over the River.
At the end of April (if we get perrmision) we will show first screen from Sadness.

At end I want to thank in name of NIBRIS for interest and for scads letter’s from
fans (both Crossbeam and Nibris). Thanks to you, Shigeru Miyamoto presages support for us. I can’t hide that,
this is is a great honour for us. Stay Tuned”