David Jaffe, the creator of the God of War series, has announced Drawn to Death, a multiplayer third-person shooter that takes place inside of a student's notebook.
Jaffe described the game as a third-person, four player arena shooter, which is both fast-paced and tactical.
"Drawn To Death will be an arena shooter like you’ve never played before," Jaffe said. "Part of the reason for this is our unique gameplay. And part of the reason is that the game takes place inside the notebook of a very creative teenage kid; it’s a violent and bizarre landscape filled with all of the weird, amazing, passionate, and exciting fantasies that are swimming around in the head of our teenage artist."
Jaffe said that the wide variety of playable characters will have different weapons, special abilities and buffs. Some of these are obvious, and some of these players will have to discover over time, long after the game launches, Jaffe said.
Jaffe revealed the game at Sony's PlayStation Experience event in Las Vegas today, and said it's a collaboration between his new studio, The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency, and Sony's San Diego Studio.
Finally, Jaffe said players can sign up for early access and a limited in-game mystery item at drawntodeath.com.
Source: gamespot.com
Now You Know.
Jaffe described the game as a third-person, four player arena shooter, which is both fast-paced and tactical.
"Drawn To Death will be an arena shooter like you’ve never played before," Jaffe said. "Part of the reason for this is our unique gameplay. And part of the reason is that the game takes place inside the notebook of a very creative teenage kid; it’s a violent and bizarre landscape filled with all of the weird, amazing, passionate, and exciting fantasies that are swimming around in the head of our teenage artist."
Jaffe said that the wide variety of playable characters will have different weapons, special abilities and buffs. Some of these are obvious, and some of these players will have to discover over time, long after the game launches, Jaffe said.
Jaffe revealed the game at Sony's PlayStation Experience event in Las Vegas today, and said it's a collaboration between his new studio, The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency, and Sony's San Diego Studio.
Finally, Jaffe said players can sign up for early access and a limited in-game mystery item at drawntodeath.com.
Source: gamespot.com
Now You Know.
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