Are you a fan of Sony's cinematic approach to single player campaigns?

@CanYouDiglt: the most watched e3 video on youtube.

and it's not a linear scripted quick time game, go read about it!

The open world is 4-6 times the size of Sunset Overdive.

The game is mostly open world, though there are some cinematic linear segments.

They also note that the web swinging isn't normally QTE based, but that they use QTEs for cinematic moments.

Hey quick time events is right up there with the average Sony fan's interest. Sony fans at this point demand movies with very little gameplay. So Spider-Man should be right up into their interest. At E3 they showed what they thought was best about the game and it was very little gameplay that was very linear. Like I said going of what they showed about the game it is the same type of game Sony fans brag about so it should fit right in.

I am saying the average person though will not think this is game of the year. It is not the real Spider-Man but the SJW version. It is not really a game but a QTE experience.

@CanYouDiglt: you are out of your mind, thankfully SW is not the standard in the outside world.

fully cinematic game uncharted 4 10/10.

I would never ever go by this site for review scores. Heck they were caught being paid off. I could go on but the fact they were caught being paid off should be enough.

As far as Uncharted do you really want all your games like that? Uncharted has piss poor combat from enemy types to Ai to general shooting. The only thing people rave about is everything that is not gameplay focused. It is kinda the point of the thread. Sony games focus more on the movie aspect then actually being a game.

@CanYouDiglt: LMAO

giant bomb 5/5

which means your opinion about cinenatic games doesn't mean much!

Depends, TLOU was great, UC4 pretty good, doesn't mean all their first party should be the same, Horizon wasn't and its good.

So basically you have nothing

Now I am not talking about all that movie stuff, Do you think actual gameplay for Uncharted is the same level as Halo? Do you think the next God of War gameplay will be the same level as Gears of War? Or how about Days Gone compared to State of Decay?

If you said yes to any of that you know deep down you are lying to yourself. Just watch gameplay for God of War and most of it is a movie being a worse version of The Last of Us. Days gone also looks to be another The Last of Us ripoff.

Look you are a Sony fan so you buy games to watch movies and that is cool. I'm just saying some gamers want to have gameplay.

@CanYouDiglt: lmao funny how you compare MS games with sony games and acting they are the better games, man su lemming you opinion about cinematic games is not worth my time, your gameplay halo5 got a 8 LAL.l and gears a 7 haha that gameplay is so awesome, so far the cinematic games you mentioned scored betterLOL

ohh and MS has no games.

See I loved, say, MGS on Playstation because the gameplay was great and unique - the 15 minute cut-scenes were sleep-inducing. I actually appreciate that MGS V has very little in the way of a story. My biggest peeve is when a game has you doing nothing but walking/driving in what is basically an extended cinematic.

It depends. I can't stand cinematic FPS games like CoD (story modes). They are so lame.

Since when was Ratchet and Clank heavily cinematic?

Even the trashy new one isn't remotely close to a cinematic experience.

Something that hasn't been discussed on this thread so far is games like Life Is Strange. I have just played the first two episodes, courtesy of PS Plus. I think these offer something different from the likes of Uncharted and TLOU as the latter, like most games, ask you to keep on trying until you do what the game wants you to do. Games like LIS and Until Dawn actually have consequences to your actions - mainly whether a character lives or dies - and the way the games save means you cannot do over.

Having said that I like cinematic games. Ratchet and Clank games are still fun to play.

And besides, every game is actually linear. It is just that some hide it better. For all its open-worldness games like GTA are still driven by you completing a certain set of tasks in a certain way in a certain order to progress. They try and create an illusory non-linear narrative with optional missions, side-quests or events. The main storyline is still linear.

Depends I love a good story in games, so in games like god of war, ratchet and clank etc. it works fine, since they are still filled with good gameplay and the cutscenes are just every once in a whilr... however games like uncharted overdo it imo, there the game parts more feels like mindless fillers between cutscenes....

If something cool happens get me a nice angle on it, as for QTE's I'm indifferent.

No, i'm fan of the JRPG way of doing a single player game.

Halo5 and Gears4, and Sunset Overdrive are better than any Ps4 game by far lmao

cinematic games are easier on the critics. I don't see crackdown 3 or sea of theives getting 9's because they expect people to play the game and not partake in a game play light movie.

Nope. That's why I mostly play Nintendo games.

I'm not a fan since i want games to be more games than movies. This generation doesn't seem to know what games are. The New God of War looks terrible, way too cinematic, sripted on rails camera, and an annoying kid. Uncharted was kinda cool but that got old fast, not interested in their new ultra femenist game. Horizon is different, more game than the other 2. Guerrilla Games are the best!