More details have emerged on the official site for the episodic JP game along with a trailer:
http://www.telltalegames.com/jurassicpark
It doesn't look too shabby, it definitely has potential. Telltale are taking a whole new direction with this game in terms of the tone and story telling. If in the past you've accused them of making humorous, colourful and family friendly games, this one looks as though it will change your mind. There's been some interviews with the developers and the game has been influenced by Heavy Rain . Not sure if they're referring to the gameplay or story telling, but it looks as though they want to really make the players to do some deeper thinking this time around rather than the more light hearted approach they've adopted with past titles.
http://www.telltalegames.com/jurassicpark
It doesn't look too shabby, it definitely has potential. Telltale are taking a whole new direction with this game in terms of the tone and story telling. If in the past you've accused them of making humorous, colourful and family friendly games, this one looks as though it will change your mind. There's been some interviews with the developers and the game has been influenced by Heavy Rain . Not sure if they're referring to the gameplay or story telling, but it looks as though they want to really make the players to do some deeper thinking this time around rather than the more light hearted approach they've adopted with past titles.
I sure hope not. The voice actors from Just Cause 2 were almost worth shooting in the face with a 12-gauge for great justice.
-Fred
-Fred
Pirates, vampires, zombies, ninjas, ghouls, aliens, goblins, monsters, robots, sorcerers, undead, werewolves, demons, mutated dinosaur-cyborgs and those pesky phone salesmen! The shotgun is a one-size-fits-all solution!
That's up in the air at the moment. I'm quietly confident that it's not a Resident Evil type survival horror action title. From the looks of it, we can expect something along the lines of Heavy Rain, The Last Express and Blade Runner in the sense that at their core they are adventure games but bring in a lot of other elements that wouldn't often be found, namely action sequences where the protagonist can die. It looks like there could be some driving elements too. Personally, I welcome driving because that's something which STILL has not featured in Back to the Future.Bjyman wrote:King's Quest that could be interesting. I think they should be able to play as the whole family Maniac Mansion style. Is Jurassic Park an adventure game? Sounds much more like something action oriented.
There has bin an JP adventure game in the past you know.. have a faint recolection of it from my days with my first pc.. and saw it again on one of the AVGN's show.. (think it was the Sega CD episode)(if you dont know about the "Angry Video Game Nerd" hes a guy that rants on old bad konsole games, its really funny 
). But a brilliant Idè to make it a "action" adventure (more one then the other) like Blade runner.
I really love telltale games. from the wery first Sam&Max game to Puzzle agent i really hope they make more originale games.
). But a brilliant Idè to make it a "action" adventure (more one then the other) like Blade runner.I really love telltale games. from the wery first Sam&Max game to Puzzle agent i really hope they make more originale games.