Gameplay footage of MindsEye leaks online one month before its release, showing strong similarities to the GTA games.
MindsEye, the upcoming action-adventure thriller from ex-GTA producer Leslie Benzies, has been rated M17+ by the ESRB for blood, sexual themes, and violence.
I’m thinking that this will be good. If it isn’t, then yes. Rockstar was correct in stating that he didn’t contribute much to their success.
The whole thing was really ugly. There’s different articles, here’s a quick one that I found regarding his departure from Rockstar.
https://www.polygon.com/201...
This is the type of game that true gamers have at the top of their lists to buy (pending reviews)
It's new, it's trying something different and it's a new single player third person shooter. Those games have been very few and far between lately.
Launching June 10, 2025 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Welcome to Redrock. A super-heated, near-future metropolis where technology is king. MindsEye is a story-driven, single-player action-adventure thriller. This second story trailer shares a glimpse of technology's immersive influence on Redrock, where consumer robots carry out most manual tasks and an algorithm connects all-seeing devices. The city itself is a living experiment in the existential potential of man and machine. Watch the Story Trailer revealing a closer look at the world of Redrock and some of MindsEye’s intriguing characters.
One thing that weirds me out are the shadows under the cars not looking right.
I mean the game looks cool, but yea, I’m not blasting off into the sky with hype for it. When it comes out I’ll give it a look, maybe wait for a sale, it all just depends.
Eurogamer talks to Build A Rocket Boy's assistant director Adam Whiting about MindsEye, and its aims to nail the playable movie.
I'm very intrigued by this game it's clearly a lower budget the animations look a little dated but good maybe I think it's hard to tell. I'll be waiting for reviews but I've absolutely wishlisted
Yeah at 25 seconds the main bloke is walking towards his mate his tshirt is meant to be wrinkled as he walks to simulate motion but the transition looks more like pop in than motion
And there's many instances of this
"Revive?" It may not be *as* prominent today, but who's pretending that style has been utterly dormant?
Looks generic. Like 2010 style open world shooter mechanics. Underwhelming graphics and presentation. Stiff movements. Empty open world driving.
Last month or so they wanted ppl to pre order the game with out no gameplay shown. Now I see why. Get the money now up front get ppl hyped "look we made GTA!" take the money and use GTA devs as a marketing tool. This got leaked I think this was controlled leaked 100% because the streamer watching is praising the game and Super excited. He had to have gotten paid. The comments on Twitter were saying how bad the game looks, the opposite. Plus how come they themselves haven't released gameplay footage? Again a month away and no official gameplay footage from the team?
I could be wrong about all this but this screams deceptive marketing with paid off streamer who's super hyped for it.
I think this game will bomb. I say delay it and rework everything.
The footage makes it feel like the camera is following behind the car on wheels.. What is it with developers and swaying cameras or erratic movements? I hate it, reminds me of Dead Island or that other game that tried to be like GTA called APB.. This already puts me off.
"leaks online one month before its release"
ONE MONTH?
This comes out in a month? We hardly know anything about it, I assumed the footage we did have was super early stuff as in why we hadn't seen much of it and explained why it felt like it was shrouded in secrecy.
My main thing with open world games like this, is will it have the means for having fun and messing around. Honestly just playing with the sandbox is what i spent most hours in the GTA series doing.
its from one of the former makers of GTA, so you might as well enjoy it because who knows when GTA 6 will come out at this point