Firewatch In Third-Person Is Messed Up

Firewatch In Third-Person Is Messed Up

Firewatch is a first-person video game where you’re constantly reminded of your character’s feet, arms, torso and legs. That all looks very cool in the intended first-person, but pan the camera out a little and oh my god.

Artist Olly Moss, who worked on the game, has been tweeting these clips today, showing the game’s main character Hank not as the player sees him, but as Firewatch’s engine renders him.

I love love love how he actually has his backpack on.

Remember, kids: when you’re playing a first-person game with such dedication to the perspective, there are horrors lurking behind every shift of the camera.


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