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by Jeff Mattas, Jul 20, 2011 6:45pm PDTA couple of gameplay trailers for an upcoming new time-bending indie called Recall have been slowly making the rounds lately, and for good reason.
Created by South Korean developer Jaewoo Jay Jeon, Recall is a first-person puzzle game in which players attempt to recover lost memories using a crazy gameplay mechanic that allows them to fast-forward, rewind, and pause time. There haven't been many details released at this point (beyond a planned 2012 release), but luckily, we have a couple of gameplay trailers to ogle.
Not everything I'm seeing in these trailers makes sense to me, yet. However, the bit (in the first video) where the character knocks over a stack of crates, stops time while they're mid-fall, and then uses them as a platform to climb, is pretty awesome.
We'll keep our eye out for more news about Recall as it nears release.
(via RockPaperShotgun)
[This bit of indie gaming news was originally posted on Shacknews sister-site, Indie Games Channel.]
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Two trailers for Recall, an upcoming first-person puzzle game from indie developer Jaewoo Jay Jeon, show off how the game lets you manipulate time like a VCR.
Two trailers for Recall, an upcoming first-person puzzle game from indie developer Jaewoo Jay Jeon, show off how the game lets you manipulate time like a VCR. : Shacknews
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Yeah saw this on the RPS - not much actual gameplay in that video, is there? Looking forward to finding out what kind of puzzles they work out for these mechanics.
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