In early 2002, the developers at GSC Game World visited the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone and decided to ground the game in that setting. 2. The Development Struggle
The original goal was a fully simulated world where NPCs could complete quests and even "beat the game" before the player. DescДѓrcaИ›i Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl - Obliv...
Because the simulation often made the game unplayable or chaotic, many features (like drivable vehicles and several massive levels) were cut for the 2007 retail release. 3. The Modern Mods In early 2002, the developers at GSC Game
The game’s development lasted six years (2001–2007) and became famous for its delays and drastic changes. Because the simulation often made the game unplayable
Before the Chernobyl setting was chosen, Oblivion Lost was a team-based futuristic shooter set in exotic locations like Aztec temples and high-tech facilities.
It featured robots, aliens, and squad-based tactical combat.