A Game Boy styled horror game that combines first, second, and third person perspectives. As the newest employee at the Roanoke Museum of History and Wonder, beware of odd occurrences as you patrol the halls and complete your third shift.
Second person perspective is basically a choose your own adventure book or speaks directly to the reader (like many an HP Lovecraft novel). But I take it that’s not what they mean here. So I gotta wonder: What do they consider a “second person perspective?” 🤨
There’s a second person perspective FPS where the game is a split screen of all the POVs of every enemy in the level. You still control your character and the shooting is doom style. So, just shooting in the correct direction of the enemy is enough. But essentially, you only see yourself when the enemy NPCs can see you. The views disappear and the split screen shifts as you kill enemies.
The go-to example I always think of for 2nd person is Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal, the boss battle against the Tyhrranoid Mother. You cycle through phases of the boss, and one shifts the camera’s perspective to the targeting system of the boss, while you still control Ratchet.
Somebody made a whole-ass video about it a while ago, and there’s essentially two notable examples in video games.
One where there’s a chase scene where you’re the protagonist controlling your car but seen from the perspective of the antagonist (from the camera perspective you’re chasing yourself), the other is a horror game where you see yourself from the perspective of your dolls (which you carry and place)
Edit: the video I was thinking of (but it doesn’t actually have this specific example, I found that later)
Fourth person perspective is when you see you character with a camera over its shoulder. You can control the camera, but all it does is move it around the character. You need a third thumbstick to control the fourth person if you want to change the view.
Second person perspective is basically a choose your own adventure book or speaks directly to the reader (like many an HP Lovecraft novel). But I take it that’s not what they mean here. So I gotta wonder: What do they consider a “second person perspective?” 🤨
There’s a second person perspective FPS where the game is a split screen of all the POVs of every enemy in the level. You still control your character and the shooting is doom style. So, just shooting in the correct direction of the enemy is enough. But essentially, you only see yourself when the enemy NPCs can see you. The views disappear and the split screen shifts as you kill enemies.
The go-to example I always think of for 2nd person is Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal, the boss battle against the Tyhrranoid Mother. You cycle through phases of the boss, and one shifts the camera’s perspective to the targeting system of the boss, while you still control Ratchet.
This reminded me that the first boss in Battletoads on the NES is like that.
Also that one Shredder flight in TMNT4 where you throw enemies at the screen.
Somebody made a whole-ass video about it a while ago, and there’s essentially two notable examples in video games.
One where there’s a chase scene where you’re the protagonist controlling your car but seen from the perspective of the antagonist (from the camera perspective you’re chasing yourself), the other is a horror game where you see yourself from the perspective of your dolls (which you carry and place)
Edit: the video I was thinking of (but it doesn’t actually have this specific example, I found that later)
https://youtu.be/mC8QoRa8y_Q?is=4jOUa2Mdm65ACV8y
That other game; https://store.steampowered.com/app/2526310/Out_of_Sight/
Jam2go’s You are wrong about what a ‘2nd Person’ Video Game is https://youtu.be/LTaQnuQY9fY
…and the trailer for the game https://youtu.be/3elPFbY4m7o
Fourth person perspective is when you see you character with a camera over its shoulder. You can control the camera, but all it does is move it around the character. You need a third thumbstick to control the fourth person if you want to change the view.