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Why, but the boys seem to be having a heated discussion about something. Let's turn the volume up No, I say we call it CJuicy'. How can you call a first-person sci-fi shooter, CJuicy'?
It's what matters. Nah, we should call it CGirth 3D. By-line: CHave it where it matters. Well, that can be swapped around. Youthful coffee-maker minion enters room, takes one look at the nextgeneration engine sashaying across the screen, and says: Woah, that engine, man, it's unreal. Et cetera et cetera. Unreal was for a while an Cengine without a game'. CMore like Unfinished' went the hilarious joke.
But on first look, as engines go, this one is definitely what Clarkson would describe as Cso smooth I'm going to take the dashboard home and sleep with it'. It is, of course, exceedingly Quake -like, but this is kind of inevitable. Quake is exceedingly life-like, so it follows that any 3D-style game will look like Quake. Setting-wise, however, Unreal has the same gloomy corridors leading to lugubrious caverns, treacherous walkways, lava pits, moats and limescale walls.
Dark scary catacombs rub shoulders with over-lit arenas. Spiral staircases lead to rooftops. Rooftops lead to cliff faces. And cliff faces - should you lose your footing - lead to horribly spikey death pits. The action is all first-person, with your weapon bobbing familiarly in front of you, and a meaty toolbar of shield, ammo and health statistics below.
Unreal's engine, however, is deemed to be Cnext generation'. That is, like the Star Trek crew - fresher, glossier and better lit and without a fat, balding goblin called Shatner.
The engine takes the rough elements of its predecessor and then soups them up with all manner of new features. The first innovation pops up when you bump Helen Keller-like into a wall. The textures do not pixellate or turn into Hundreds 'n' Thousands on close inspection. In fact, they dither and smooth over, creating a very convincing filtered look. Then you realise you're actually playing under Windows 95 and the engine is using all manner of Direct3D and mmx optimisations to pull off a decent, nay excellent, frame rate.
Even in hi-res. And bit colour. Without a 3D accelerator card. The lighting, too, is extraordinary. Lights can be coloured, single or two-tone, and then made to play across walls and floors in all sorts of cool ways.
They flicker like torches, rotate like lighthouses, flash on and off, or simulate the undulating motions of bad day-afters or the shimmering of reflected water. Overall, especially with architectural motifs such as spiral staircases and stained glass windows, everything looks a whole lot smoother and faster and more realistic than Quake.
The test levels currently in place are designed to show off the various effects. As you watch the churning walls and bizarre shadow effects, you think of Dark Forces, of Quake, of Hexen , and of your last meal.
Naturally, the talented boys at Epic are planning to get some Duke Nukem-style settings into play:. Yeah, in Nukem you had real-life places such as a theatre or space station, says James. We'll be moving to more specific textures to create recognisable areas. These locales will depict an ancient alien planet where you're stranded after your prison ship crash lands. You - our pointy-breasted heroine - have but your agility, combat skills, your sense of direction and a mighty array of big willy-shaped armaments to aid you in your quest to get off this damn rock.
The game has been in development for around three years, guided by the pale hands of Jim Sweeney, chairman and head programmer at Epic, who - like his comparative code head John Carmack at iD Software - spends all his time, his life even, writing engines He doesn't get out much, no In the pre-Quake wilderness that was , the original Unreal concept was developing within a Magic Carpet -style environment, complete with Terra Nova-esque mountains and a full bestiary of medieval monsties.
Then a few months down the line, the front end had been transformed into a first-person affair, which then underwent a further transmogrification when Quake materialised last year. Of course. Quake's release had a major effect, says James. But, frankly, we'd been doing much of the same stuff in Quake six months earlier. Only when Quake came out, we decided to add features which it lacked, such as dynamic coloured lighting and advanced artificial intelligence.
Right now, the whole game is a few months from release, with a team of 16 ferreting away in the background. That's one lead programmer, three other coders, four artists, one animator, five level designers, one musician and one producer. The monster ai is likely to consist of 15 to 20 adversaries, from gory slug-like things to well-armed ogre-type whatsits. Some will fly but all will have highly advanced artificial intelligence. Steve Polge, who programmed the highly popular, highly deadly ReaperBots for the mighty Quake, has been hired to do the ai for Unreal.
Apparently: We've had to make them far less intelligent. They keep beating our testers. Unreal will come bundled with an unbelievably impressive Level Editor. It uses the Windows 95 interface and a bunch of simple icons to make 3D level design nigh-on effortless. All the levels are constructed from Cbrushes' - solid chunks of matter walls, floors, stairs etc and Cpawns' - game objects like monsties and weapons - which can be dragged and dropped within the Editor to make virtually any kind of milieu.
It also features a real-time 3D preview and works alongside the game, allowing you to pop in and out to check your Clevs'. Until Unreal is finished, we shall reserve judgement. Next month well talk to King Coder Tim Sweeney and will be reporting what one must do to become a King Coder, what one must eat and what one must like.
Epic intend to make Unreal's weapons relative to Quake as Duke Nukem's were to Doom 's, ie better and more imaginative. Some very amusing and destructive pieces of hardware are on the drawing board, which we'll keep secret for now. Apparently they'll all use proper physics to allow ricocheting bullets and all manner of bloodied bouncing body parts.
Yeah, there's going to be loads of gore. Unreal will have 30 or so Clevels' which will join up seamlessly to build one big area. Basically this means there'll be no next-level transitions. It also means that you'll be able to explore outsidey bits. Yeah, you'll see structures outside, in the distance, which you can walk up to. Like a castle. You gotta approach it and find your way in. The brushes used in construction will also allow cool effects such as rotating rooms or entire levels which turn and translate.
Shoot the chains on the tethered raft and climb aboard. Jump up to hit the switch. Drop down into the temple, jump into the water and collect the Stinger. Swim up the passage to a Secret Area. Swim back to the main area, and climb the two sloping joists to get out. On the landing, a Nali gestures for you to follow. He will lead you to another Secret Area. Go back to the landing and summon the lift.
Go up, then jump across the pool fortheASMD. Turn around and head for the alcove to the side of the lift. Push the button and you'll be dropped down into a lower chamber. Now look for an extra button beneath the engravings; push it to open the door ahead of you. Enter the passage to your right, jumping over the blocks. Follow the Nali to the bridge. Jump down and walk along the beam to the oblong statue. Push it to move the bars from the door on the other side of the chamber.
Walk up the passage. Jump onto the platform and follow the Nali. You'll be lead to a button which lowers one of the columns on the opposite wall. Ride the column up and follow the route back to the antechamber. Push the button to drop down again and move along to the main temple entrance.
Enter the temple and walk straight down the hole. Swim through the passageways and collect the Assault Vest. Return to the pool you jumped into and go up the stairs. Go into the small chamber and push the face to lower a lift on your right.
Ride the lift and pick up the ASMD cores. Follow the path back to the room above the temple entrance. Go back inside the temple, but jump over the hole. Cross the bridge to your right, and push the wooden pole at the end. Cross the opposite bridge and do the same at the other end. In the middle of the second bridge there are two stone pads; press the lower one and the doors behind will swing open. Enter the chamber and jump onto the block to get the Super Health.
Now go into the hall on your left. Follow it round and climb the loose stones. Walk down the ramp and turn right on the walkway. Ahead you'll find a large chamber with two Lightning Fire Rocks atop two pillars. Push the button on the face of each pillar and go back the way you came. Approach the gold door, and hit the button to open it. Now follow the route back and open the other gold door. Go down and enter either passage.
Climb the stones, jumping across the passage and then back to the platform, and make your way down to the Pool of Thunder. At the back of the chamber, enter the waterfall to collect a Super Health. Walk down into the water and pick up the scuba gear. Make your way back to the pool with the eight-ball gun, and lean on the lever in the open alcove. Get the gun and jump forward to open the golden door. Enter the first door and head left. Dive into the pool and swim up to the Secret Area. Swim down and push the lever.
Climb out of the pool and take either corridor. Again, dive into the pool and push the lever. At the surface, head for the gold door. Walk up the ramp in the main room. Kill the Skaarj and the door will open. Go up the ramp, kill the Skaarj and tug the lever.
Ride the lift down. Follow the walkway for a while, then swim round the rocks to the grappling hook. Pull the lever and walk up the cable to the narrow ledge. Jump down onto the sloping beam and join the Nali on the other side. Follow him down to the raft and head downstream.
Push the carving at the end. Head down the corridor. Push the stone face on the wall behind the barrel to open the doors. Walk down the stairs. Go outside and walk around the castle to the main door. Enter the castle and take the stairs. Enter either alcove at the top and walk along the semicircular hallway.
When all the Skaarj are dead, a door will open leading to three levers. Push all of them to open the inner doorways. Make your way back to outside the castle. Flashlight in hand, enter the opening in the rock face near the crucified Nali. Shoot the crumbling wall and follow the steep passage. When it opens out, follow the hallway round to your left. Enter the door ahead of you and grab the ASMD.
Flick the two switches to open up the cells. Enter either of the two main doors and take the ramp behind them. Throw the switch, and leap down. Walk up the stairs. The Titan is here, inside one of the alcoves. Don't worry if you find yourself jumping all over the place; only the stones will hurt you. Use the central pillar for cover and take him out with the eight-ball and ASMD. Once the Titan croaks, enter the alcove and go through the hole in the back wall. Push the button to open the doors and exit the arena.
Enter the village in the clearing. In the huts behind and to the left of the well you'll find replacem ent eight-balls and med-kits. Make your way to the abbey at the top of the hill.
Go behind to the cemetery and look for a button to open the furthest grave. Go down the secret passage into the cavern. Cross the walkway and swim down the channel. Look up, and use your eight-ball gun to drop the Super Health. Go back to and enter the abbey. The Nali priest inside will lead you to a Secret Area that leads up to the balcony.
Follow it round to the lift, and rise to the bell tower. Grab the flak cannon and related goodies, then leave the abbey and head down the hill to the ship. Jump across what remains of the walkway, walk round to the right, and enter the door. Follow the route round, then push the button on the far wall to bring the lift down.
A mercenary is on it; use your flak cannon to drop him. Enter the ship through the door at the back and walk to the next area. Push both buttons. Now go back and step onto the lift. Open the doors ahead and snipe at the mercenary operating the controls beneath you. Cross the walkway and take a long jump onto the platform. Take the Toxin Suit, and enter the brightly lit corridor furthest from you. Press the button to start the pumping station. Drop into the now empty biowaste tank and walk through to the other side.
Open the watertight aperture and head round to the left. Enter the opening and step onto the platform. In the room above, go across and push the button under the upper deck. Go carefully across the remains of the walkway and get the Energy Amplifier from the alcove. Go back to the hallway and turn right. Enter the adjacent bio-waste room and again make for the button under the upper level. Get the Jump Boots from the alcove, and enter the door. Ride the lift until it stops halfway. Use your flashlight and leap onto the broken pipe.
Tread carefully along it and look down at the end into the Secret Area. Jump into the bio-waste and swim up to the main area. Go back to bio-waste room B and exit via the door in the alcove. You'll pass a non-functioning lift behind a pillar. Carry on through the door ahead and push the button below the upper deck.
Go back to the lift, which should now work. Ride it up to the hydroponic greenhouses. Take a left and make for the first corridor you come to. Push a button to activate the lift and travel up a level. Press any button to lower the lifts and drop down.
Get the ammunition and step on the platform with the button. Don't step off, but ride it for two levels. At the top, you'll find a Secret Area behind the Kevlar Suit which leads out to an area above greenhouse B. Jump down and find greenhouse C - use your Universal Translator at the various consoles to pinpoint your location. Enter the door on the right wall, and dive into the biowaste.
Swim along the pipe to the control room. Go out of the main door and head for the nearest pool of bio-waste. Swim around until you resurface just outside the Noork entrance - this may take some searching for.
Open the door and shoot at the canisters on the landing. Walk up the stairs and go down the ramp. Now head down the hill towards the imposing monastery. Turn left, jump into the water, and swim round the side of the building. Go through the small cleft in the wall into a Secret Area. Get out of the water and climb the ramp to the monastery. Enter either hallway. Head up the stairs. Once you've defeated the Skaarj and Manta, retrace your steps and look for a new opening.
Walk up the stairs to the Secret Area and collect the goodies. Jump down and walk across the courtyard to the door on the opposite side. Walk down towards the pool and follow the Nali when he beckons you. He'll lead you to another Secret Area. Return to the pool, dive in and swim along the passage underneath. Keep to the right side to find another Secret Area. Swim back up to the surface.
Leave the water, turn left and enter the Sanctuary. Walk past the area the Nali showed you, go down the stairs, and enter the next area. Turn left at its exit and go down the stairs ahead of you.
Go up the stairs on your right, get the Razor Blades and jump down to the landing beneath. Take the boat and at the landing collect more eight-balls and Razor Blades. Push the button at the back of the room, then cross the bridge. Step on the switch to light the torch. Go back across the bridge and walk up the left ramp.
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