Sounds like Polarization Country again… ;)
Anthony was surprisingly mild. Lewis didn’t enjoy it. But Amanda did. VorpalBunny and Chris got all intellectual and lyrical. I think Simone liked it too, though my Italian is limited.
And I love what dandriel said on the forum, after playing FATALE:
I felt like when you get out of an art gallery, or a cinema… when you get back to the real world but your mind is blinded by the fantasy world you have just abandoned.
Yes, Simone ha liked it too ;D
and here’s mine to add to the list, guys: http://playthisthing.com/fatale
Thank you. Glad to have another motion-sickness-in-games victim test FATALE. Although, of course, the deliberate imprecise control in the second stage, makes is hard to apply to other games that require more precise control.
We’ve used two tricks that we feel reduce motion sickness in games:
1. only turn the camera in expected ways, preferably when the player presses a button
2. put the rotation point in front of the camera and not on the camera itself
Tale of Tales is a game development company founded by Auriea Harvey & Michaël Samyn. We make interactive projects that often take place in virtual spaces. Our motivation is mostly artistic. We want to discover and exploit the enormous expressive potential of realtime technology. more…
This web log was begun in February of 2007.
Contact us.
Comments are closed
Comments are currently closed on this entry.