Aurora Watching
Well known for his incredible stealth powers when it comes to buying a round, Nick Haywood dons his ski mask and heads up North with Aurora Watching
Right, I just want to get one thing straight before we go any further… I like stealth games. In fact, I LOVE stealth games. I’m the guy who spent three hours per level on Thief 3… I’m the guy who spent two days figuring out how to do a level of Splinter Cell without firing a shot… I love stealth games, love ‘em to bits. What’s the attraction? I suppose it’s the slower pace of gameplay that gives some relief from the frantic adrenaline fuelled action/driving/shooting games that are flooding the market. I like the planning and the sneaking, the figuring out how to get past a guard or across an open area… all of that stuff lights my image enhancers big time.
So I was quietly pleased when Aurora Watching landed on my desk it promises a balanced mixture of sneaky stealth and shooty action, all bundled up in a strong story line and played from a third person over the shoulder view as well as a top down tactical view too. In our first look,
here, we told you how the game is set in the Artic with you playing the part of ‘White Fox’, the only man with the abilities to take on a mission of the utmost importance and save mankind so slip on your moccasins and follow me…
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