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"It started to feel like there wasn't any stealth": 007 First Light had to pull Bond's punches to protect IO Interactive's specialty sneaking

📰 James Archer 👤 James Archer 🕒 2026-07-22 19:43:48
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游戏原计划融合多种特工风格(射击、潜行、格斗等),但开发过程中发现格斗玩法强度过高,需重新调整以维持玩法平衡。
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While it’s not a series of truly Hitman-scale murder sandboxes,
007 First Light
does
make good on its promise
of enabling multiple Bond, James Bonding disciplines: shooting, sneaking, punching, and my personal favourite, getting immediately discovered then bullshitting something about being a door technician for supervillain lairs. But, were it not for some rejigging work on IO Interactive’s part, First Light might well have ended up with an undue preference for the brawling, bloody, Daniel-Craig-in-a-bathroom approach.
That’s according to senior combat designer Tom Marcham, whom I briefly interrogated at a taping of the UKIE’s
For One Night Only
showcase. Marcham says that although there “was always the idea that [First Light] was going to be this kind of flexible blend” of secret agent styles, in the crucible of active development, the strength of straight up henchman-punching repeatedly threatened to wallop the stealth and social aspects into irrelevance.
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