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Yes, you have a gun in Gen Atlas, but Fumito Ueda doesn't want you to think it's a shooter
📰 Julian Benson
👤 Julian Benson
🕒 2026-06-09 17:31:23
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Fumito Ueda在Summer Game Fest展示新作《Gen Atlas》，玩家扮演沙漠拾荒者重组机器人残骸，角色背负机枪但游戏目标尚不明确游戏设定在废墟沙漠世界，核心玩法为机器人拼装与战斗，与开发者过往作品的非暴力倾向形成反差
Fumito Ueda, creator of Ico,
Shadow of the Colossus
, and the Last Guardian,
showed off his new game at this weekend's Summer Game Fest showcase
. Gen Atlas sees you step into the shoes of a scavenger in a desert world littered with the carcasses of vast robots. It falls to you to piece one of these machines back together and… well, what your aim is exactly is unclear. However, as stark as the landscapes of the dead world, was that your character has a machine gun slung across their back and, judging by a couple of sequences in the trailer, they're not afraid to use it.
This might not sound surprising, games have had guns since
Spacewar!
, but Ueda's games have either steered away from doing violence or, particularly in the case of Shadow of the Colossus, made you feel ruddy awful for killing something.
But, have no fear, reader: Fumito Ueda says he's not become trigger happy in his old age.
Read more
Shadow of the Colossus
, and the Last Guardian,
showed off his new game at this weekend's Summer Game Fest showcase
. Gen Atlas sees you step into the shoes of a scavenger in a desert world littered with the carcasses of vast robots. It falls to you to piece one of these machines back together and… well, what your aim is exactly is unclear. However, as stark as the landscapes of the dead world, was that your character has a machine gun slung across their back and, judging by a couple of sequences in the trailer, they're not afraid to use it.
This might not sound surprising, games have had guns since
Spacewar!
, but Ueda's games have either steered away from doing violence or, particularly in the case of Shadow of the Colossus, made you feel ruddy awful for killing something.
But, have no fear, reader: Fumito Ueda says he's not become trigger happy in his old age.
Read more