You press the thumbstick left or right to dodge incoming attacks, wait for an opening, and whale on enemies with a rod.
If you're breathing, you're going to understand how to play this game.Īt first, all Jacob has is a simple metal rod with which to fight back as they lunge at him and attempt to kill him in extremely long and gorey death animations. Once you kill the monster, you can approach the dead guard and get an audio log, which begins by telling you to shoot the tentacles. If The Callisto Protocol's development has, similarly, been shaped by feedback, its design suggests that test players understood what they needed to do roughly zero percent of the time.īefore you get to that dead guard, there is a gameplay tutorial hint displayed at the bottom of the screen that warns “EXPOSED TENTACLES WILL CAUSE ENEMIES TO MUTATE.” Then, a full screen, with the header, “TENTACLES AND MUTATIONS,” comes up explaining that you should shoot tentacles.
Once they added the graffiti, though, players instantly began chopping arms and legs off with gleeful efficiency. That game famously introduced its plasma cutter weapon with the blood-scrawled exhortation to “CUT OFF THEIR LIMBS." Schofield has said that that moment was added late in development, after players consistently failed to understand how to defeat the spindly Necromorphs. If you're a fan of Dead Space, you'll instantly understand the reference. A few hours in I found a dead guard with the words “SHOOT THE TENTACLES” written in bloody graffiti above his head.
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