He wants to be a real gun – and seems to be able to serve with electric charging attacks. However, he has a wide range of possibilities to teach his opponents the fear in the form of walking heating furnaces or “spider bots”. However, the trailer doesn’t reveal to what extent the hero can be controlled here. It’s hardly surprising that Geppetto’s pupil also takes fights into the air. For example, the hero slides down a vertical drain pipe, throws open heavy steel sliding doors, simply rips the door of a standing safe off its hinges and – because Pinocchio obviously has good legs, too – jumps through a window from the fifth floor like a Ubisoft assassin. At the same time, Lies of P retains a graceful Gothic style in the interiors, as well as in the wardrobe of the often bizarrely disfigured characters.Ĭombat and exploration on the Y-axis as well: But shortly thereafter, the decidedly human Pinocchio (who wants to become even more human per the game’s objective) already demonstrates the capabilities of his super arm.
Truly every corner of this “madness and bloodlust” infested place exudes a decay we’ve only seen before in Bloodborne and Dark Souls. The new scenes from Lies of P begin with slow tracking shots through the equally ghoulish and grisly city of Krat. Because even if the hero – an adult and very alternative Pinnocchio – is a wooden puppet, in this appearance he looked much more like a goth minister with a dusty cyber multifunction arm.Īnd that’s exactly what made the freshly released gameplay footage so interesting: the possibilities resulting from Pinocchio’s (in truth, probably mechanical) arm to interact with the environment and put enemies on the seat of their pants. Steampunk with “augmentations”? This or something like this is how the action role-playing game Lies of P by Neowiz presented itself in the latest trailer, which was shown in the program of today’s ONL show. In the new Gamescom trailer, the stylish work from Neowiz attacks From Software’s Bloodborne – and ingeniously mixes Steam and cyberpunk. The fact that the morbid steampunk slasher Lies of P draws its inspiration from the classic children’s stories about Pinocchio is only part of the truth.
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