A new RPG from Ubisoft - Rainbow Effect

[Twinkle]

Rainbow SIX 7!

At the heart of the game is a branching morality system that changes the outcome of key moments in the game based on the in-the-moment decisions the player makes. Early development currently has the outcome of these decisions shape the path you take toward the game's ending, with many of the levels having multiple endings. These decisions, we're told, can drastically change the story. In practice, that means that it will be impossible to play every level in the game on a single play-through. Instead, gamers will be rewarded with new experiences based on the changing decisions they make in subsequent plays of the game.

New Rainbow Six Might Be the Most Innovative Shooter in YearsIn action the decisions a player is forced to make seem like they can be emotional, powerful moments in the game. In one example seen first hand by Kotaku, for instance, the terrorists break into a home and kidnap a stranger. You take on the roll of that stranger, forced to hold a trigger button to prevent a vest loaded with explosives from blowing up. Later, on a heavily-populated bridge in New York City, the perspective shifts, having you control the Rainbow 6 team there to take down the terrorists and take out the hapless, walking bomb.

Romances aren't confirmed, sadly.

Will it dethrone 2witcher and Mass Effect?

 

[waywardOne]

At the heart of the game is a branching morality system

more like branching moronity.

 

[Excidium]

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