Perhaps it’s simply difficult for me to believe that a Stalker game can look this good, but I also think it’s prudent to treat E3 presentations with scepticism. Heart of Chernobyl seems like such a huge leap ahead of what's gone before, that it left me as much suspicious as it did impressed. Stalker has always been a roughshod experience, one that has never quite lived up to its potential. To begin with, the trailer was extremely slick, to the point where I couldn’t help but wonder how representative it is of the game behind it. But the trailer also left me with questions and concerns.
Stalker 2 is out on April 28, 2022, and will only be available on Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Series X/S Steam, and the Epic Games Store at launch.For a long-time Stalker fan, these improvements are exciting.
Countless events and encounters will happen, even if you are not around to witness them.ĭecisions you make will cause not only short-term outcomes but influence the world itself.
The reimagined version of this system, which is being called A-Life 2.0, will control the state of the world and the behavior of characters and mutants, making the Zone ever-changing and alive. The previous Stalker games introduced A-Life - a living world simulating the system. In the game, the Zone will be yours to explore as a post-apocalyptic open-world and one of the biggest ones to date for the series.īoth monsters and factions that inhabit the Zone will be constantly interacting with each other. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Previously, we were given an in-engine look at Stalker 2, and a glance at weapons, but this is the first look at gameplay. We got our first look at Stalker 2 gameplay today during the Xbox + Bethesda E3 2021 showcase.
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