That you'll really have to think about how you tackle these guys and be a little bit more careful about what you do or you're gonna pay the price."Īlthough Klingon uses the Unreal engine, it's definitely got a certain look about it. If you stumble into a room they'll order the grunts to attack you, and maybe slope off to get reinforcements.
If they get injured they'll go looking for health. If things look bad they'll go and get help and then come after you. They'll weigh up a situation and act accordingly. "You've got your average grunt who'll just come after you and probably end up as blaster fodder, but you've also got Andorians who are a bit more intelligent. You'll have to be careful about what you do you'll have to have a strategy and use cover - not just go in guns blazing, or you'll just end up dead."Īs well as taking full advantage of Unreafs impressive coloured lighting effects and getting to grips with the level designing tools, Luss and his team have been spending a lot of time developing character artificial intelligence routines: "At the moment we're working on different Al traits for different creatures," he enthuses. Klingon: Honor Guard, on the other hand, will be much more of a blast fest although according to producer Jay Luss it will not be just another Quake clone in Next Gen clothing: "There will be a heavy strategy element in Klingon - it'll be more like GoldenEye on the Nintendo 64. true to the Star Trek ethos, the emphasis will not be on combat, but on exploration and puzzle solving.
First Contact will be similar in style to Generations in that it will loosely follow the plot of last year's movie and. MicroProse plan to release two Star Trek games this year, both set within the Next Generation universe and both using the Unreal engine.
With So Many Quake-Style Games Due for release this year and so many using the same 3D engines, it's becoming increasingly obvious that to get noticed you've got to come up with something different.
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