We don’t often bring you trailers when games are revealed. We usually leave that for a little closer to the release date. Every now and then, though, there’s something quite wonderful in a launch trailer.
This is the reveal for Ubisoft’s Outland, due to be released next year (see, a long time away) via digital download channels. It seems to be a side-scrolling action brawler with perhaps some puzzling and some gorgeous, Tron-like, aesthetics. Watch out for the big dude at the end too. Definitely one to watch for the download stores in 2011.
gazo69
That looks awesome! I’m hoping for another vid from you later CB ;) But first I must go to bed………tired…..Zzzzzzz
Tuffcub
“I’m hoping for another vid from you later” – ewww.
kevatron400
Cool! That last bit is like shadow of the colossus meets tron meets limbo. Switching between light and dark looks like an interesting gameplay mechanic too.
T-82
How about Shadow of the Beast meets Shadow of the Colossus?
Peter Rushton
reminds me of the prince of persia :D
aerobes
Looks lovely. I’ll definitely be watching this one closely.
mcduff1979
this looks amazing, gonna keep a close eye on this game
JigsawPieces
Looks cool :) If I’m not mistaken, it’s being developed by Housemarque, the guys behind Super Stardust HD, which is also a good sign …
Klart
I like that style. Gameplay looks fun as well.
Gamoc
I’ve seen that light/dark mechanic before, in a shmup. Can’t remember it’s name, though.
It looks awesome, and might play well, but I can’t quite tell.
rht992
you do something similar in jak and daxter
tonycawley
Do htc android phones such as the desire have a web browser where i’ll be able to watch these videos off Tsa? I’m upgrading next month and am getting sick of not being able to watch these vids on here.
bunimomike
Hi Tony. Does this help? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pReNLlaMnmI
I was idly hoping that all clips have URLs slapped beneath them for everyone on mobile browsers, etc.
tonycawley
Thanks. And yes, youtube links below videos would be a very helpful addition to this site, agreed.
Gamoc
Yes, they do. Android’s main browser can do it from firmware 2.1 and up, though is apparently a little hit and miss (though I haven’t noticed any problems), and Skyfire can play the majority of videos on web pages, and is available free on the android marketplace.
bunimomike
Lovely trailer. The cold and hot attacks throws something different into the mix and the visual style is saturatingly sumptuous.