New Protoype gameplay makes Grand Theft Auto 4 look tame

28 April 2008

Posted by:Ferry

Alex Mercer is the lead character in the Prototype game Warning: this new Protoype gameplay makes Grand Theft Auto 4′s gameplay look “tame”, so be warned for bloody killings. Of course the lead character Alex Mercer does this to survive while he attempts to unravel who or what he is, but it’s insanely violent since the game has “no moral code”.

This is one of those open-world sandbox games action game fans can’t wait to explore. If after the new footage lined up below, you feel like playing it right away, then I’m sorry to say you’ll have to wait for its release on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC in America in October and a winter 2008 release in Europe.

Fight a 3-way war in the first title to combine vampires, zombies, and fast-paced free running (parkour).

Discover how this anti-hero is going to tear up New York City in this Sierra Gamers’ Day 08 developer interview.

Want to see even more gameplay action? Gamespot got a 10-minute Prototype demo:

Consume and become your enemies to take and wield their powers. Watch a brief gameplay montage.

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Pokelova

First comment again.
Pokelova

Yay!
Rob

Prototype looks like a mess of random crap. Based on the trailers I’d have to say it’s a big plate of fail in hype sauce.
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Rob: I completely disagree. It’s still early for the game, but to me Prototype shows loads of potential with it’s new adaptive gameplay mechanics, yet it also allows you to let loose in a big sandbox environment. But maybe that’s just me, because I love goofing around in the Grand Theft Auto games too.
Rob

I love the GTA games too but this doesn’t look anything like them. The graphics just don’t look compelling and the gameplay looks very uninspiring.

The ‘sandbox’ environment is all well and good but you have to know what to do with it and this looks like you can run wherever you want but the same things are going to happen when you arrive there. Where’s the thrill in that?

I appreciate you might disagree but I have to call it how I see it.