"We worked a lot to fill the world with a decent amount of memorable details," explained Bocharov. Now, what is this thing about teeth? Apparently, the team is so obsessed with the smallest of details that they created a unique "teeth tool." Bocharov didn't go so far as to say weapons would be modifiable by the player, but that would not be an unreasonable assumption. Firearms are modular, so different attachments like grenade launchers, laser sights, and flashlights can be placed on the base models. The game will have over 30 different weapons.
For example, the shotgun has an ornate etching on the jointing depicting a duck-hunting scene (below). There are also various intricate details in the weapon textures. Metal shows rust and pitting, wood shows wear and fade spots, and some have jury-rigged repairs made with duct tape. These aren't pristine guns straight from the factory. Likewise, the weapons are just as detailed. Despite how great the models look so far, GSC's Zak Bocharov says they are still "a work in progress." If these are the unfinished details, it's hard to imagine what else the devs will do with them. Backpacks show scuff marks and wear, clothing looks old with stray threads protruding here and there, and the textures are close to photorealistic. Teeth.įirst off, the models look amazing. The video (above) teased character models, weapons, and teeth. So the studio thought Friday would be a good day to update players on how the game is coming along. The game is due out sometime this year but still has not gotten a specific release date or launch window.Īfter two cancelations and a six-year hiatus, GSC Game World is well aware that fans are getting anxious to play Stalker 2. Highly anticipated: In celebration of the 14th anniversary of the original game Stalker, studio GSC Game World released a developer diary to show its current progress with the sequel Stalker 2.
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