(06-04-2013, 10:41 PM)bluel0bster Wrote: Hmm... looking at the picture again it kind of reminds me out of something from the aliens franchise, technologically-wise. It also looks like some sort of abandoned facility, with what looks like overgrowth: hanging vines, roots growing out of cracks, mushroom-looking growths, and it also looks like there's water covering the floor if you follow the stairs down.

Def looks like FG is going for something completely different from the amnesia series.

(06-04-2013, 05:27 PM)bluel0bster Wrote: Anyone else notice those spider-looking things in the bottom right? We know FG always wanted to implement spiders in their games, with those assets in the TDD files that hint at spiders originally being in the game but were later dropped. Maybe they finally have the experience and proficiency to use them effectively.

(06-05-2013, 04:52 AM)Delirium92 Wrote:

(06-04-2013, 05:27 PM)bluel0bster Wrote: Anyone else notice those spider-looking things in the bottom right? We know FG always wanted to implement spiders in their games, with those assets in the TDD files that hint at spiders originally being in the game but were later dropped. Maybe they finally have the experience and proficiency to use them effectively.

I did notice them, it almost looks as though they're stuck to the walls and by stuck I mean that they're built into the walls.

(06-05-2013, 08:54 AM)Gunslingerjh Wrote: Some of the legs of the spiders seem very shiny. Could those be robot spiders maybe?

Quote:e know FG always wanted to implement spiders in their games, with those assets in the TDD files that hint at spiders originally being in the game but were later dropped.

(06-05-2013, 08:56 PM)Thomas Wrote: Fun thing about spiders is that in Penumbra: Overture we noticed how the mac and linux version had some problems a bit into the mines. Our porter, Edward, had played it so we could not understand how he had not missed it. Turns out he is really afraid of spiders and stopped playing when he saw signs of those and just hoped there were no more bugs to fix.

Quote:roblems a bit into the mines. Our porter, Edward, had played it so we could not understand how he had not missed it. Turns out he is really afraid of spiders and stopped playing when he saw signs of those and just hoped there were no more bugs to fix.

(06-05-2013, 08:56 PM)Thomas Wrote: A year or so into development of Amnesia we had spiders that could climb walls and ceiling and then jump on the player.

(06-05-2013, 08:56 PM)Thomas Wrote: Our porter, Edward, had played it so we could not understand how he had not missed it. Turns out he is really afraid of spiders and stopped playing when he saw signs of those and just hoped there were no more bugs to fix.