When you first enter a stage, you’re equipped with a pistol. The stage takes place at twilight, with the last rays of sunlight filtering slowly through cloud cover, and there are plenty of little places for gunmen to be hiding. The environment looks abandoned and haunted somehow, the way that a place can get if no one’s been there for decades. We got to chase other human soldiers through a decaying industrial complex, complete with rusty catwalks, dark rooms, ramshackle buildings, and a certain ominous sense of presence. The first impression: the levels are huge.
Of course, by “check out,” I mean “get shot repeatedly by people who had not taken advantage of the open bar quite as thoroughly as I had” (the makers of fine vodka urge you to frag responsibly), but the point still stands, dammit. We recently got a chance to check out the multiplayer modes on S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, GSC’s upcoming semi-apocalyptic FPS. Pre-order 'S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl': PC
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