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Knee Deep in our favorite Oscar winning movies
Cory Farris (Lead Environmental Artist): “I’ve got to go with No Country For Old Men. The Cormac McCarthy novel was fantastic, and the Coen brothers did a great job of adapting it to film. Brilliant cast, spot on ambiance, and pacing without peer. Among a pantheon of genius in cinema, No Country for Old Men really stands above the rest for its unsettling characterizations and true-to-its-roots respect for the original narrative on which it was based.”
Sharon Hackney (Designer): “A Beautiful Mind! The intensity of the psychological battle throughout the movie is spooky and eye opening. Watching how it impacts his life, relationships, and career. Also the way his schizophrenia and hallucinations are presented to the viewer are personally really well done.”
Chris Wall (Lead Programmer): “I’m going with Amadeus. It is a beautifully filmed, rowdy, moving and sometimes funny movie. It opened my ears to classical music and made me realize that not all composers are dry stuffy old men. The scenes where they are describing and composing the music brings me goosebumps even now.”
Emanuel Siu (Animator): “I'm going to have to go with The Departed. Not only was it a great film that keeps the suspense high and keeps you guessing, but from my personal artistic preferences it was my favorite in how it was shot. Timing of cuts, composition, timing, lighting and the use subtle symbolism (sometimes blatant) throughout the movie. When it was over I was speechless.”
Wes Platt (Lead Writer/Designer): ”Unforgiven is a beautiful film, a dark western that turns heroic cowboy tropes on their heads. I keep wondering if I could be a hard-as-nails engine of vengeance like William Munny, but mostly I know with a certainty that I’ll always be the curious but cowardly W.W. Beauchamp.”
[ 2016-02-27 19:16:31 CET ] [ Original post ]
Hollywood celebrates some of the best cinema of 2015 this weekend with the Academy Awards, so we decided to share some past Oscar favorites from the team behind Knee Deep.
No Country For Old Men
Cory Farris (Lead Environmental Artist): “I’ve got to go with No Country For Old Men. The Cormac McCarthy novel was fantastic, and the Coen brothers did a great job of adapting it to film. Brilliant cast, spot on ambiance, and pacing without peer. Among a pantheon of genius in cinema, No Country for Old Men really stands above the rest for its unsettling characterizations and true-to-its-roots respect for the original narrative on which it was based.”
A Beautiful Mind
Sharon Hackney (Designer): “A Beautiful Mind! The intensity of the psychological battle throughout the movie is spooky and eye opening. Watching how it impacts his life, relationships, and career. Also the way his schizophrenia and hallucinations are presented to the viewer are personally really well done.”
Amadeus
Chris Wall (Lead Programmer): “I’m going with Amadeus. It is a beautifully filmed, rowdy, moving and sometimes funny movie. It opened my ears to classical music and made me realize that not all composers are dry stuffy old men. The scenes where they are describing and composing the music brings me goosebumps even now.”
The Departed
Emanuel Siu (Animator): “I'm going to have to go with The Departed. Not only was it a great film that keeps the suspense high and keeps you guessing, but from my personal artistic preferences it was my favorite in how it was shot. Timing of cuts, composition, timing, lighting and the use subtle symbolism (sometimes blatant) throughout the movie. When it was over I was speechless.”
Unforgiven
Wes Platt (Lead Writer/Designer): ”Unforgiven is a beautiful film, a dark western that turns heroic cowboy tropes on their heads. I keep wondering if I could be a hard-as-nails engine of vengeance like William Munny, but mostly I know with a certainty that I’ll always be the curious but cowardly W.W. Beauchamp.”
[ 2016-02-27 19:16:31 CET ] [ Original post ]
Knee Deep
Prologue Games
Developer
Prologue Games
Publisher
2015-07-06
Release
Game News Posts:
57
🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse
🎮 Full Controller Support
🎮 Full Controller Support
Mostly Positive
(108 reviews)
The Game includes VR Support
Keyboard & mouse: 1
Gamepad support: 1
Seated: 1
Public Linux Depots:
- Knee Deep - linux [2.16 G]
Available DLCs:
- Act 3 Soundtrack
- Premium Content - Soundtrack and Art Book
- Act 1 Soundtrack
- Act 2 Soundtrack
When a washed-up actor hangs himself on location, a spotlight is cast on the backwater Florida town of Cypress Knee. Your screen becomes a stage on which you investigate this mysterious suicide as three distinct characters: cheeky blogger Romana Teague, down-and-out local reporter Jack Bellet, and cynical private investigator K.C. Gaddis.
Experience a magical reality where characters are transported among scenes, set pieces moved into place, and music wafts from the orchestra pit. Knee Deep is about characters, storytelling, and the melodrama of swampland Florida.
- Uncover a swampland conspiracy—Use your skills of observation, deduction, and cleverness to pull back the curtain and reveal the true story behind this backwater community.
- Dynamic storytelling spotlights choice and consequence—Engage in realistic conversations that evolve based on your choices, but beware as critical decisions could lead to a breakthrough...or someone getting hurt.
- Gaming goes to the theater—Vivid voice acting, imaginative set transitions, and melodrama specifically designed for the digital stage
- A swamp noir adventure in three acts—enjoy the entire season with all three acts available now!
- NEW - Step even closer to the peformance with Tobii EyeX integration! Affect lighting on actors, have them turn to acknowledge your presence, and affect menus and minigames all with the effortless movement of your eyes. Become part of the production - http://www.tobii.com/xperience/products/buy/
MINIMAL SETUP
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 or later
- Processor: i3 or equirvalentMemory: 2 GB RAM
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI or NVidia card w/512 MB RAM with OpenGL 3 support
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 or later
- Processor: i5 or equivalentMemory: 4 GB RAM
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI or NVidia card w/ 1024 MB RAM with OpenGL 3 support
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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