Sucking the disease out of her unlocks the Silver-Brand power, allowing Jericho limited one-shot kills. Killing her grants Jericho Frenzy, which gives his melee attacks a short boost. In the demo, Jericho comes across a woman infected with a disease.
Instead, powers are granted over time based on the decisions you make during the game, called ?Blood Judgments.? Think of these events as decisions between good and evil, with each offering you a different power based on how you choose. In return for his help, the Darkwatch promise to provide him with a life-saving serum.Īs you would expect, Jericho is still a relative newbie to his powers early on, so don?t expect to start off as an all-powerful ass kicker.
Though Jericho himself is a creature of the night, the Darkwatch group brings him into the group to fight the forces of darkness, making him the Wild West version of ?Buffy the Vampire Slayer,? only he doesn?t look nearly as good in tight black leather. Rather than killing him, the Darkwatch decide that Jericho?s new abilities may be of use to them. As usual, power comes with a catch, leaving Jericho susceptible to frenzied thirsts for blood. Jericho is transformed into a half-human, half-vampire, giving him a set of vampire-enhanced powers to go along with his quick-draw skills. His encounter with the vampire lord brings in the game?s supernatural twist. After finding a casket which he believes is filled with gold, Jericho unwillingly lets loose the lord of all vampires, whom the Darkwatch group has finally managed to capture after a 200-year hunt. You are Jericho Cross, an outlaw who finds himself tangled up with the Darkwatch organization after a botched train robbery. Darkwatch, an upcoming FPS from High Moon Studios, takes the Old West concept and gives it a unique spin. Some games, like Red Dead Revolver and Dead Man?s Hand, tried to bring these moments to gaming and were generally successful, yet were hampered mostly by technical problems. all things that could really translate into some great scenarios. Showdowns at dusk, daring train robberies. As I said a few months ago in my review of Oddworld: Stranger?s Wrath, the Old West has really been one of the most underused settings in gaming.
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