Tex Murphy games :D
Tex Murphy games :D
Alan Wake!
... I take the lives of a few to protect the lives of many. I commit acts of war to preserve the greater peace. I take no joy in killing, but make no mistake; I'll do what needs to be done. Because it's my job. It's my duty. My name is Sam Fisher, and I am a Splinter Cell.
hey, very its great to be here and got many names of the Game on PC. thanks for share
Night Trap.
Ban the sick filth.Originally Posted by Spacewalk
Beyond Good and Evil
The Walking Dead
I WANT game like Hotline Miami with ultra HD 3D graphics with replays where you can add some slow motion and different camera angles and then public it direct to YT.Hotline Miami. The Movie happens in your head as you play it, and if you play well it's a meticulously planned and perfectly executed choreography.
EDIT: Does it makes me a sick person?
Not really,i quite enjoyed beheading people in Manhunt games.
ps. And urinating on women in Postal 2.
... I take the lives of a few to protect the lives of many. I commit acts of war to preserve the greater peace. I take no joy in killing, but make no mistake; I'll do what needs to be done. Because it's my job. It's my duty. My name is Sam Fisher, and I am a Splinter Cell.
Hey, it’s great to be here.
I’m going to suggest Psychonauts, Grim Fandango and Bastion as analogous to sort Pixar stuff. I could happily watch someone else play them and enjoy the design and dialogue and characters and narrative as I would a film.
I'm actively watching an LA Noire Let's Play at the moment and it's more enjoyable than the game.
Gravity Bone / 30 Flights of Loving
Yeah, the graphics are bare-bones, but in terms of set dressing and cinematic technique, they're probably some of the most film-like games ever made.
Grim Fandango: the scenes are all catched by a cinematic perspetcive to give the effect of a continue film-like action.
nah, 30 flights of loving is more art house showpiece than cinematic experience (in spite of the nods to cartoons and movies)
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Rebel Assault 1 & 2
I take it you've never seen There Will Be Blood? Aguirre? Mulholland Drive? 2001: A Space Odyssey? Il Comformista? Metropolis? Any movie worth a shit? Those are not discrete concepts.
PES2013..you heard me!
... I take the lives of a few to protect the lives of many. I commit acts of war to preserve the greater peace. I take no joy in killing, but make no mistake; I'll do what needs to be done. Because it's my job. It's my duty. My name is Sam Fisher, and I am a Splinter Cell.
Haven't seen Aguirre or Comformista, no. In any case, the movies you've listed that I have watched are examples of cinema as an art form, not "clever jump cut technique of stick figures in scenes copied from popular cartoon/tv/movie titles".
It's clever, but not substantial enough to be "cinematic".
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Tomb Raider: Underworld
How are we defining "cinematic" here?
Virtual Pilot 3D™ NEVER NOT SCAM!
We should totally do a "Most VISCERAL Games On PC" list next.
I take photos of space and talk about it sometimes: http://ofspaceandthings.tumblr.com Also, I am making a game for which there is a development log: http://elegythegame.tumblr.com/
I'm just defining it as games that seem to use the most techniques borrowed from cinema--in terms of how they do lighting, camera work, scene-setting, etc--instead of developing their own techniques that are more "game-like" for achieving similar effects. Additionally (and probably more importantly), I looking for games that "feel" cinematic. That capture the sensation of watching a film in some way.
It's pretty squishy and flexible the way I'm thinking about it. As such I think this:
... is unnecessarily rigorous for the purposes of this thread. But that's just me.It's clever, but not substantial enough to be "cinematic".
Because I can't not make an argument when one presents itself, even if we were being more rigorous I'd disagree with the quoted post for other reasons.
Other than the stick figures, that section in quotes doesn't describe something that is un-cinematic. And even so, animated films certainly exist ... so even that's part of the comment is a bit suspect. Looking at how much acting goes into 30 Flights might be a more interesting place to start dissecting how cinematic 30 Flights is. But as I haven't played it I probably shouldn't be part of that discussion.In any case, the movies you've listed that I have watched are examples of cinema as an art form, not "clever jump cut technique of stick figures in scenes copied from popular cartoon/tv/movie titles".
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