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That would require two major states:

1: Significant portions of the game in which you are perfectly safe, either discovering dinosaurs in captivity or watching docile specimens go about their buisiness in the wild.

2: Tense moments in which you know you are being hunted. You should see actual hostile carnivores infrequently, though be very aware of their presence.

Yes, very true, although the "inspired by Heavy Rain" part that they actually have on their game description in the main site makes me think that they are probably going to stick with their regular pointing and clicking. And QTE.

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Well can't really judge anything but the graphics from trailers and screenshots. Not to mention, if it hurts my eyes, it hurts my eyes.

Also, talking smack about Crysis?

I'm just saying that, 10 years ago people would talk about the possible story and gameplay of a game more after watching a trailer. Sure, graphics were always big but nowadays it's almost impossible for a smaller dev like TT to release a trailer with weaker graphics without being assaulted by people.

And yeah, I'm talking smack about Crysis :p.

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Not to be offensive or anything but... this is the problem with gamers nowadays. Why spend so much time discussing a water effect?

Because when it's incredibly bad, it takes me out of the game and interrupts suspension of disbelief.

Telltale games were never known for having excellent graphics kids.

Of course. Everyone knows this.

They ARE, however, known for having great stories and puzzles.

It kicks Black Ops ass any day.

Anything can kick Black Ops' ass.

but is my faverite gaem dont diss blackops if your so bad inn it!!1

Nah, but seriously, graphics don't really make a game, it's the story and the gameplay.