El Paso, Elsewhere Is A Supernatural Take On Max Payne Shooting To Its Own Rhythm

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The way James Savage was front-and-center in frame; the slightly elevated camera angle; and the flow and motion of his trenchcoat as I strafed through guns blazing--these are small details, but their subtle nuances were represented in a way that satisfied me as a Max Payne enthusiast.

There's no dancing around it: El Paso, Elsewhere, the new action game from Strange Scaffold, is an unabashed homage to the 2001 seminal pulp-noir action classic Max Payne.

And for eclectic developer Strange Scaffold, that means a supernatural neo-noir blood-stained journey through a dimension-shifting motel to stop the world from being overrun by vampires.

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Written By: Kurt Indovina

Category: Gaming

Tags: Motel Paso Savage Game Strange Being Developer Scaffold James Nelson Payne

Date Published: 27 Mar, 2023 (1 years ago)

Publish Time: 1:45 PM (GMT +8:00)

Language: English

Story Length: 1203 words

Reading Time: 7 minutes read

Attachments: 1 Pictures

Story Rating: Rated #61 (out of 113 stories this day)

Estimated Value: $0.00

News Source URL: gamespot.com

Copyright: © GameSpot

Story ID: #525263

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