An interesting concept called “Receiver” by Wolfire games:
A video showing the updates and guns that were added:
Made in only 7 days as a part of an FPS game programming challenge. Shoot drones, and turrets while manipulating your 1911, Glock, or revolver realistically using the mouse and a lot of keys. Nice touch that they made the Glock with an auto add-on. Available over at Wolfire Games at an introductory price of only $5.
The fact it’s an FPS without the P (person) is interesting until you realize that there’s basically just an “invisible” person. Decent looking game for $5 nevertheless. I like the fact that it’s open source too because if it catches on there are a lot of people that will do some really awesome stuff for it.
Despite the atrocious modified-teacup grip, this video was really well done. I don’t feel like a person has truly “operated” until they’ve kicked the front of back window out of a vehicle to make it easier to shoot / see out of.
I really want to visit one of those retired military aircraft graveyards someday. I’d even like to own something awesome like that to make a shed or a bunker out of.
Pinning the greatest foreveralone FPS derps against one another in epic on and off screen competitions:
The greatest tag line I can think of would be “The only game these guys have… is onscreen”.
Isn’t FPSrussia’s 15 minutes up yet? The guy has shot every gun known to man and blew up a zillion pounds of tannerite. Know when to quit bro.
“The Controller” (which the video is a trailer for) starts today (Sept 20th).
Medal of Honor Warfighter won’t be out until October 23rd. If you want it in hand quick after that date though make sure to pre-order a copy on Amazon.
In the role of war correspondent (‘warco’) Jesse DeMarco, the player must capture battle footage and edit together a news story, while trying to make it out alive.
WARCO lets players shoot and record what they see ‘through the lens’ – framing shots, panning and zooming, grabbing powerful images of combatants and civilians caught up in war. They’ve got AK-47s and rocket-propelled grenades – you’ve got a flak jacket, a video camera, and a burning desire to get the story.
Definitely a new idea… but pretty lame if you ask me.
What’s next an FPR game? First person reloading, where I don’t shoot, but just reload spent brass. “Dude you HAVE to see the level where I tumble the brass. It’s so sick! I feel like I’m there.”