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Sunset Overdrive
Insomniac's latest, Sunset Overdrive, is a colorful open-world shooter coming to the Xbox One. We talked with the developers about character customization at E3 2014, but now folks can get a better look at the single-player action thanks to videos from this year's Rooster Teeth Expo.
Check out the opening cinematic for Sunset Overdrive below. It sets up how Sunset Overdrive came to be overran with orange, gooey mutants. Just a heads up, there's a bunch of swearing along with the beautiful, colorful mayhem.
This stage demo shows off eight minutes of gameplay, complete with commentary from Insomniac Games representatives. The video highlights an amusement part-turned-battleground and the inventive way traversal gels with gunplay.
For extended hands-on impressions, read this preview.
[Via Joystiq]
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