CreoTeam, a new development studio from Eastern Europe, is working on their first title, the post-apocalyptic action game Collapse. The description from the official website lends some insight into the game:<blockquote>2096 A.D. The world we know is destroyed. The new world is full of anomaly, extraterrestrial creatures and mechanisms beyond our comprehension. The remains of humankind live under the constant menace of alien attacks, while the law of the strongest has taken place over the society.
“Collapse” is a remarkable 3D Action game with gripping adventure elements. Striking realism of character, organic combination of cold and fire-arms, colorful impacts and fighting acrobatics, the interactive destroyed world, unique design and deep story line – CreoTeam is making an amazing job! And stunning music by NewTone makes this job even more impressive.</blockquote>In addition, managing director Victor Blagomir was recently interviewed by Cosmos Gaming, detailing much more of the game, from setting to gameplay.<blockquote>The screens released so far show some interesting looking indoor and outdoor areas. What other sort of locales will players be able to explore?
The game shows several time periods and kinds of setting. In 2013, right after the catastrophe, you see a realistic looking, devastated eastern European city. And playing in 2096, when the main game action takes place, you discover a post-apocalyptic world with futuristic design and high technologies. In some levels you will deal with the technologies of the alien civilization. Collapse opens a world full of paranormal occurrences, where the elements of the human and extraterrestrial worlds are inseparable. Sometimes it spikes horror into you... the things that happen around you seem incomprehensible, and you have to guess and understand its odd riddles and signs that are in every location. To describe it wouldn't be worth it - you have to play to understand and feel it!
What do you feel will give Collapse an edge over other games in its genre?
Surely it is the gameplay that combines numerous styles, deep storyline and overall high quality.</blockquote>It is unlikely that NMA will continue to follow this game, as it is outside our focus; but this newspost is to give a heads-up to anyone who might be interested.
Links:
Official Collapse Website.
Interview at Cosmos Gaming.
Concept art and screenshots from the CreoTeam website.
Interview spotted at Blue's News.
“Collapse” is a remarkable 3D Action game with gripping adventure elements. Striking realism of character, organic combination of cold and fire-arms, colorful impacts and fighting acrobatics, the interactive destroyed world, unique design and deep story line – CreoTeam is making an amazing job! And stunning music by NewTone makes this job even more impressive.</blockquote>In addition, managing director Victor Blagomir was recently interviewed by Cosmos Gaming, detailing much more of the game, from setting to gameplay.<blockquote>The screens released so far show some interesting looking indoor and outdoor areas. What other sort of locales will players be able to explore?
The game shows several time periods and kinds of setting. In 2013, right after the catastrophe, you see a realistic looking, devastated eastern European city. And playing in 2096, when the main game action takes place, you discover a post-apocalyptic world with futuristic design and high technologies. In some levels you will deal with the technologies of the alien civilization. Collapse opens a world full of paranormal occurrences, where the elements of the human and extraterrestrial worlds are inseparable. Sometimes it spikes horror into you... the things that happen around you seem incomprehensible, and you have to guess and understand its odd riddles and signs that are in every location. To describe it wouldn't be worth it - you have to play to understand and feel it!
What do you feel will give Collapse an edge over other games in its genre?
Surely it is the gameplay that combines numerous styles, deep storyline and overall high quality.</blockquote>It is unlikely that NMA will continue to follow this game, as it is outside our focus; but this newspost is to give a heads-up to anyone who might be interested.
Links:
Official Collapse Website.
Interview at Cosmos Gaming.
Concept art and screenshots from the CreoTeam website.
Interview spotted at Blue's News.