The trailer, much like the game itself its densely packed with information that you might need to watch multiple times in order to catch. Overlapped phrases and rapid-fire images cut between scenes from some of the bad ends of the game creates a tense atmosphere that should get any mystery fan ready to sink their teeth in. The moments of low tension are used to introduce the main characters, as well as hint at the emotional stakes of the game. Though, I do feel like they could have gone further and showed some of the escape the room puzzles featured in the game, but given that the main audience for the trailer would likely be fans of the niche franchise I can understand why that wouldn't be included.
Monday, October 16, 2017
Favorite Game Trailer - Zero Escape: Virtues Last Reward
The trailer, much like the game itself its densely packed with information that you might need to watch multiple times in order to catch. Overlapped phrases and rapid-fire images cut between scenes from some of the bad ends of the game creates a tense atmosphere that should get any mystery fan ready to sink their teeth in. The moments of low tension are used to introduce the main characters, as well as hint at the emotional stakes of the game. Though, I do feel like they could have gone further and showed some of the escape the room puzzles featured in the game, but given that the main audience for the trailer would likely be fans of the niche franchise I can understand why that wouldn't be included.
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