Hatred: The Game From God
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To me, it's more like a movie trailer that gives away all major plot points. Trailers are supposed to keep things a bit open.
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agreedEPR89 wrote:To me, it's more like a movie trailer that gives away all major plot points. Trailers are supposed to keep things a bit open.
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This.EPR89 wrote:To me, it's more like a movie trailer that gives away all major plot points. Trailers are supposed to keep things a bit open.
Also this.rodeje25 wrote: agreed
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I feel like the Hatred trailer was like a comedy movie trailer.Phoenixwarrior141 wrote:Credit to them for the honest advertising.EPR89 wrote:The problem is that the trailers showed pretty much everything.
How does this mean the game "didn't deliver on the outrage front" though? All this means is that shock value is gonna wear off after some time. If it was even remotely shocking the first time.In a game where you have to execute people in order to get your health back, it's going to get annoying when you've seen all the cutscenes after a few minutes. Totalbiscuit mentioned this in his review. After a very short while got so uninteresting that he turned the cinematics off.
All it means is that people got their panties in a bunch over nothing at all, and we only realized that post-release.
When? They never suggested there was any more to the game then what we saw, no deeper mechanics were teased on, no interesting levels. You have to think either they're really garbage at advertising (And given the fact that the game is a success... I doubt it) or that "more" isn't really there. You can assume they won't show EVERYTHING, but they at least have to tease upon it so people will see it and want to play the game for it.The trailers suggested more.
Whatever "it" may be.
Yet it "suggested more", sounds like you got your hopes up and got disappointed.That's what trailers are there to do. Tease the customer. The Hatred trailers didn't tease, in retrospect. The showed all there was.
Well shit then.I just expected the game to go a bit deeper, make what you do feel as if it had some sort of impact instead of just being a point collector in a macabre and corny environment.
"Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment."
I like the executions, the varied camera angle kinda made up for the lack of variety. I didn't expect too much.At the veer least, I expected there to be more varied cinematics. The trailer made it look like they were more than just a gimmick.
It blew its load showing you all the interesting stuff, and then everything that wasn't in the trailer is bland and somewhat mediocre.
Basically I got more out of a free trailer than an actual game.
A shockingly common trend in games these days.
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I really don't know about this game.
Thanks for posting the info.
Your discussion is so interesting.
Thanks for posting the info.
Your discussion is so interesting.
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Re: Hatred: The Game From God
kys indirectly simulator 2015
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Not a very funny joke. If you ever find yourself typing those letters, reconsider.Desmond1122 wrote:kys indirectly simulator 2015
Edit: Especially on a 2 year necro thread.