Topic: Saw, the game (yes, they're making it) (Read 41861 times)

Cyanin · « **on:** 09 Nov 2008, 15:14 »

so gaming journalists get a teaser from jigsaw, yadda yadda yadda, there's going to be a saw game sometime around autumn '09.

what's it going to be like? it all depends in how you play and who you play as. it could be damn amazing, or ridiculously shit, though the best suggestion i've heard is like something along the lines of the halo 2 scenario where you switch between two slowly converging stories, like as a cop, then a victim, and back and forward, hell, they could adapt the storyline depending on what subjects survive and fail. opinions?
loved the 1st and 3rd, the other two were routine disappointments, want to see the 5th while it's still in cinemas.

Melodic · « **Reply #1 on:** 09 Nov 2008, 15:35 »

Sorry, what? Is there seriously any hope that this won't be as utter shite as the movies?

JD · « **Reply #2 on:** 09 Nov 2008, 17:10 »

I could see it as a puzzle game. Those are easy to fuck up though.

schimmy · « **Reply #3 on:** 10 Nov 2008, 00:31 »

Could be quite interesting seeing a puzzle game where the solutions to the puzzles end up in you mutilating yourself.
But that's not going to happen. It's just going to be shit.

satsugaikaze · « **Reply #4 on:** 10 Nov 2008, 21:17 »

There are very few film-to-video game adaptations that are worth a mention.

Although not as bad as the vice-versa industry.

TheFuriousWombat · « **Reply #5 on:** 11 Nov 2008, 12:00 »

I'm thinking hard about it and so far Goldeneye comes to mind and not much else.

0bsessions · « **Reply #6 on:** 11 Nov 2008, 13:11 »

Spider-Man 2, off the top of my head.

ackblom12 · « **Reply #7 on:** 11 Nov 2008, 13:22 »

Riddick was pretty bad ass.

KvP · « **Reply #8 on:** 11 Nov 2008, 13:23 »

Riddick was good.

Hulk: Ultimate Destruction was the best, but that was just a coincidental release, I think. It was more about the comics than the movies.

Scandanavian War Machine · « **Reply #9 on:** 11 Nov 2008, 13:41 »

i actually enjoyed the more recent The Incredible Hulk film tie-in game.

i mean, it wasn't worth buying or anything but i rented it and it was fun for the entire five days i had it.

Ikrik · « **Reply #10 on:** 11 Nov 2008, 19:55 »

apparently this is being developed by Brash Entertainment who have given us such enjoyable games as: Alvin and the Chipmunks. Who could ever forget their absolute masterpiece of Jumper: Griffin's Story? I'd like to see some gameplay screens or trailers just so I could tell whether or not I'm even interested in the game at all. I've seen all the movies and was bored to tears..but maybe the game might be slightly different.

Liz · « **Reply #11 on:** 11 Nov 2008, 21:09 »

I really do not understand how this could make a good game. Either you are being tortured in gruesome ways or you are torturing someone else in gruesome ways. I would not want to play it.

Surgoshan · « **Reply #12 on:** 12 Nov 2008, 04:38 »

Hmm... I could see it being a competitive multi-player online type game, with the players taking on the roles of people trapped in a puzzle maze as in Saw II, with the mazes being user-generated.

I mean, it would still suck, but at least it would suck creatively.

KvP · « **Reply #13 on:** 14 Nov 2008, 11:25 »

Quote from: Ikrik on 11 Nov 2008, 19:55

apparently this is being developed by Brash Entertainment who have given us such enjoyable games as: Alvin and the Chipmunks. Who could ever forget their absolute masterpiece of Jumper: Griffin's Story? I'd like to see some gameplay screens or trailers just so I could tell whether or not I'm even interested in the game at all. I've seen all the movies and was bored to tears..but maybe the game might be slightly different.

As of today, Brash Entertainment is no more.

No more Saw game, everybody! Yay!

KvP · « **Reply #14 on:** 14 Nov 2008, 13:29 »

Hello wrong thread!

Dimmukane · « **Reply #15 on:** 14 Nov 2008, 13:50 »

...I think that might actually be intentional or entirely out of his control...he already made that post 3 days ago, in the right thread. He did something similar in another thread, buggered if I remember which one.

Malek · « **Reply #16 on:** 14 Nov 2008, 16:29 »

Saw,The game???............No words that i can type could tell you just how mad this makes me,Bad Idea,Big time,like making a CSI game OH WAIT THEY DID and it sucked too

ThisIsOriginal · « **Reply #17 on:** 14 Nov 2008, 17:52 »

SAW...the game?!?

I can see video game awards making a new award.

Most Sadistic game of the year.

TheFuriousWombat · « **Reply #18 on:** 15 Nov 2008, 06:14 »

Man, if that award was going to exist it would have existed years ago for Manhunt. Talk about fucked up.
I'm actually sure the game won't be half as gruesome as the movies. It'll probably be a lame, poorly made platform/action game with jerky controls where you have to navigate lame timed puzzles and jump onto platforms over pits of rusty thumbtacks and then suddenly have a shootout b/c all of a sudden Jigsaw has henchman except the aiming controls are all fucked up so you'll end up with the camera swinging all around you making you wish for Dramamine and allowing you to notice the overall muddiness of the graphics in a whole new way. If there was a reward for that, my guess would be that Saw: The Game might win.

Jace · « **Reply #19 on:** 15 Nov 2008, 06:53 »

Or, it'll be like those flash games, the "escape from the room" type. But they'll sell it for $40 and you'll do the same shit over and over.

And at the end, it'll tell you good work for sitting through all that shit and leave it open for a sequal.

JD · « **Reply #20 on:** 15 Nov 2008, 12:14 »

It can't be as bad a Alone in the Dark, that game was a real piece of shit, especially on the Wii.

DonInKansas · « **Reply #21 on:** 15 Nov 2008, 12:23 »

Quote from: Surgoshan on 12 Nov 2008, 04:38

Hmm... I could see it being a competitive multi-player online type game, with the players taking on the roles of people trapped in a puzzle maze as in Saw II, with the mazes being user-generated.

I mean, it would still suck, but at least it would suck creatively.

Sig-quoted for truth.

GreyGabe · « **Reply #22 on:** 15 Nov 2008, 14:24 »

I really hope this game dies. The movies sucked, and I can't imagine anything that comes from them doing anything but sucking. Oh well, since the company's going under, maybe we'll be spared. If we're lucky.

CarbonatedWeasel · « **Reply #23 on:** 16 Nov 2008, 20:26 »

Quote from: GreyGabe on 15 Nov 2008, 14:24

maybe we'll be spared. If we're lucky.

In this case, I'm not sure if we will be.
This terrible excuse for a game will find a way to rear its ugly head one way or another.

Alex C · « **Reply #24 on:** 17 Nov 2008, 10:37 »

Man, the only way this game could catch my attention is if it was just like Fantastic Contraption, except you have to decapitate some dude and launch his head across the map. Even then, I'd still probably just play Fantastic Contraption.

Jace · « **Reply #25 on:** 17 Nov 2008, 11:40 »

You know they made a video game out of Resivour Dogs.
That is a movie that is about talking, with a total of 20 minutes of action.

CarbonatedWeasel · « **Reply #26 on:** 19 Nov 2008, 01:08 »

Quote from: PantsFTW on 17 Nov 2008, 11:40

You know they made a video game out of Resivour Dogs.
That is a movie that is about talking, with a total of 20 minutes of action.

I'm going to assume it wasn't very good.

(the game not the movie)

Cyanin · « **Reply #27 on:** 20 Nov 2008, 05:45 »

just one more thing, they're using the unreal gaming engine, as in the same one they use for gears of war, so i don't think theres gonna be too much of a problem graphics-wise. and physics should work well enough, actually, all they'll have to worry about is overkill.

Melodic · « **Reply #28 on:** 20 Nov 2008, 14:19 »

No, actually, they'll have to worry about everything. Seeing as, y'know, the Unreal engine has been used in literally hundreds of game ranging from ugly (Rainbow Six Vegas comes to mind) to slightly less ugly. No AA support still sucks, and the engine definitely doesn't determine how the poly count turns out. Physics beyond ragdolls still aren't a standard part of UE3, either.

UE4, on the other hand, is shaping up nicely. It's much more adaptable than the Source engine (my personal golden standard), but we'll see if it's any better.

KvP · « **Reply #29 on:** 20 Nov 2008, 14:35 »

It's my opinion that a non-modified UE3 looks ass-ugly. Gears of War, shit, have you seen those characters' hands?

(crude, I know, but it's the best I could do with what I had at the moment)

What sort of genetic disorder do these characters suffer from that their fists are as big as their heads? And their calves are thicker than their thighs? And their heels are wider than their knees? I hate the way these models are distorted. It's aesthetically unpleasing even without all the muddy browns and greys that come with uninspired visual design.

If you heavily retool UE3, like Bioware did with Mass Effect, you can get something approaching a good-looking engine. But for the most part I can't really stand UE3.

Stryc9Fuego · « **Reply #30 on:** 21 Nov 2008, 05:50 »

Maybe it's some sort of power armor. Maybe he was born with a tiny, tiny head. Or maybe he's just hopped up on Venom.
Who the hell knows.

Dimmukane · « **Reply #31 on:** 21 Nov 2008, 06:42 »

A friend just pointed out to me the similarities between Rob Liefeld's artwork and the Gears of War models. An apt comparison.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #32 on:** 21 Nov 2008, 14:05 »

Also he is wearing a metric fucktonne of power armour.

Why is his head so small?

Or, to go back to the original model both are cribbing from

Why is his heeeeaaad so smaaaaaall

KickThatBathProf · « **Reply #33 on:** 21 Nov 2008, 14:27 »

Because the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarmor is sooooooooooooooooo biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig

Johnny C · « **Reply #34 on:** 22 Nov 2008, 21:29 »

Quote from: KvP link=topic=21666.msg734216#msg734216 date=1227
What sort of genetic disorder do these characters suffer from that their fists are as big as their heads? And their calves are [i

thicker[/i] than their thighs? And their heels are wider than their knees? I hate the way these models are distorted. It's aesthetically unpleasing even without all the muddy browns and greys that come with uninspired visual design.

Pretty sure you're talking about the game's artistic design rather than the engine there, sportsfan.

Cyanin · « **Reply #35 on:** 25 Nov 2008, 10:09 »

Quote from: Melodic on 20 Nov 2008, 14:19

No, actually, they'll have to worry about everything. Seeing as, y'know, the Unreal engine has been used in literally hundreds of game ranging from ugly (Rainbow Six Vegas comes to mind) to slightly less ugly. No AA support still sucks, and the engine definitely doesn't determine how the poly count turns out. Physics beyond ragdolls still aren't a standard part of UE3, either.

UE4, on the other hand, is shaping up nicely. It's much more adaptable than the Source engine (my personal golden standard), but we'll see if it's any better.

damn, fair point, i was goin into unknown territory there. though, considering the series, there'll be a fair bit of funding, and they might delay it (might?

) to update the software. i'd imagine they'll try to make the best of the situation they're given, considering the amount of people who, upon just hearing about it, think it'll be a failure, none of you doubters thought giving it a chance might pay off?

Dimmukane · « **Reply #36 on:** 25 Nov 2008, 10:23 »

Given the source material, no.

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