So, we finally got to see what the game looks like and there is still very little activity on this forum.  I wish we could see the actual demo they gave at Leipzig, but just that trailer and the hands on impressions has me very excited.  A lot of people re questioning whether this is a game or not.  However, I notice that nobody that actually saw the game being played is wondering that.  They all seemed to be very impressed.
    I think it's the QTE that is throwing people off.  They saw it in the trailer and assumed that is all you do.  Not only does this not seem to be the case, base on impressions form the show, but it looks like Quantic Dreams is bring QTE's to a new level that might actually qualify them as actual gameplay.  It does not seem to be merely reacting to a button icon on the screen, but rather reacting to the situation around you.  You see a vase, you can use it, the icon just shows you which button allows you to use it. 
    I'll admit, if all I saw was that trailer and I had never played Indigo Prophecy then I might be a bit worried about this game.  The only gamepolay we see is in the form of a QTE.  However, I have yet to read any impressions from those who actually saw the game being played that aren't incredibly positive.  That along with my expereince with Quantic Dream have mer very excited about this game.  Am I alone on this?
   

If this game is only a bunch of QTE's, I won't like it.

herejaybee said:

"So, we finally got to see what the game looks like and there is still very little activity on this forum.  I wish we could see the actual demo they gave at Leipzig, but just that trailer and the hands on impressions has me very excited.  A lot of people re questioning whether this is a game or not.  However, I notice that nobody that actually saw the game being played is wondering that.  They all seemed to be very impressed.
    I think it's the QTE that is throwing people off.  They saw it in the trailer and assumed that is all you do.  Not only does this not seem to be the case, base on impressions form the show, but it looks like Quantic Dreams is bring QTE's to a new level that might actually qualify them as actual gameplay.  It does not seem to be merely reacting to a button icon on the screen, but rather reacting to the situation around you.  You see a vase, you can use it, the icon just shows you which button allows you to use it. 
    I'll admit, if all I saw was that trailer and I had never played Indigo Prophecy then I might be a bit worried about this game.  The only gamepolay we see is in the form of a QTE.  However, I have yet to read any impressions from those who actually saw the game being played that aren't incredibly positive.  That along with my expereince with Quantic Dream have mer very excited about this game.  Am I alone on this?
   "

"If this game is only a bunch of QTE's, I won't like it."