Coven of the Chicken Foot

Wildflower Interactive

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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After the dungeons have been plundered and the monsters all killed, an elderly witch quietly gets to work. In this emotionally-rich, stylized, single-player adventure - Gert will need to build a bond with a peculiar creature if she’s to fulfill a coven’s oath.
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Article: Bruce Straley On Coven Of The Chicken Foot: 'It's Actually An Idea From Way Back When We Started Jak And Daxter' by Wesley LeBlanc

"The idea was there, and it was like, 'Okay, there are some things I still want to prove out.' Like, is there a way to tell stories that are more interactive with characters, in a …

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Article: Bruce Straley On Coven Of The Chicken Foot: 'It's Actually An Idea From Way Back When We Started Jak And Daxter' by Wesley LeBlanc

"The idea was there, and it was like, 'Okay, there are some things I still want to prove out.' Like, is there a way to tell stories that are more interactive with characters, in a world, rather than a story being told to me that's more about cutscenes and exposition?" Straley told Miller when asked about his journey back into game development after a sabbatical that became a moment to depart from Naughty Dog back in 2017. "Nothing wrong with that – I did a lot of that. For me, I wanted to go like, 'Okay, it's like a spiritual successor of Ellie.' Everything we learned about Ellie and making this character feel dynamic and responsive in combat wasn't the same Ellie that – when she got pouty or excited, those were scripted moments, and I wanted to know if I could create those kinds of moments dynamically, like in-game, letting the player drive the story and the relationship with the character and I was like, 'Okay, what if?'"

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