The detailed and tactile nature of the animation reminded me of a sci-fi take on The Last of Us: Part 2’s weapon benches. The demonstration showed protagonist Jacob slotting his pistol into a 3D printer which then added new physical components to the gun. While he’s probably best known for his movie and TV roles, like the live action Transformers movies and Netflix’s Jupiter’s Legacy, he’s already made a couple of video game appearances before.Talking of blasting, it appears that you’ll have a lot of control over exactly how you shoot the biophage to pieces thanks to an unexpectedly deep weapon upgrade system. Speaking of Jacob, Schofield also reveals he will be played by Josh Duhamel. Ammo, health, and weapons are precious, and players will need to scour Black Iron for any advantage they can find.’ ‘Jacob isn’t a soldier, and every encounter is a life and death struggle. Schofield’s PlayStation Blog post makes it clear that he wants his game to be as scary as possible, saying ‘The Callisto Protocol is a survival horror game, so players should feel helpless. Namely, the 3D audio capabilities and the haptic feedback of the DualSense controller, which will let you feel things like the swing of your stun baton and the footsteps of heavy enemies.Īside from the baton, you’ll also have a gravity weapon called a GRP, which Schofield says will ‘seamlessly blend melee combat and gunplay.’ Some examples of its use include freezing enemies in place or throwing them into environmental hazards.
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