Stake: Fortune Fighters: Difference between revisions

Graphically, ”Stake” features environments consisting of about 30,000 polygons each and characters made up of about 5,000 polygons each. The developer extensively utilized [[bump mapping]], shadow buffing, and [[Shader#Pixel shaders|pixel shaders]] to enhance the game’s realism. Wu wanted to make the gameplay in ”Stake” unique by combining aspects of multiplayer fighting games and [[first-person shooter]]s. The use of free-for-all multiplayer fighting was heavily influenced by the [[Capcom]] game ”[[Power Stone (video game)|Power Stone]]”, though Wu found the stages in that game to be cramped and “aimed to open up the levels to make more [[deathmatch|Death Match]] style action throughout the game” and added a time limit and a frag count. Full online play was not implemented due to developmental time constraints. It has been discovered that by waiting on the main menu, the game’s trailer will show. It contains a much more polished looking version of the game with better textures, models and lighting. It is unknown if it shows gameplay of the PC version or Xbox during mid-production. Comparing it to the final game, there are many differences in the artstyle and overall feel of the game. Many characters designs were drastically changed, such as Anglesite Obsidia being more bulky with a different color pallette. Also changed is their “Rage Moves” being more identical to what they are referred to in the manual of the game. At the end of development it seems as if everything was completely reworked from scratch and made the game look and feel to many people- unfinished.