subway awakening It is supposed to be the fourth entrance subway A series of games based on the novels of Dmitry Glukhovsky, this time using the VR format for unprecedented immersion in the Moscow metro. It originates from the mind of a passionate writer subway The series is understandably known for emotional and intellectual storytelling that can work well in other media formats.
In an interview with Game Rant, subway Writer Dmitry Glukhovsky discussed his work on the series and subway awakening In particular, and the possibility of a potential subway Glukhovsky also talked about the experience of writing for a game subway awakening It's different from writing a novel, instead it's more like screenwriting.
There may still be hope for a Metro 2033 movie
When asked if he was looking into this subway For the big screen release, Glukhovsky noted that he had been trying to secure a deal for the film rights subway By 2006. However subway Having seen a number of successful games and novels since then, a film adaptation has not yet come to fruition. However, Glukhovsky hinted at some potentially promising news on that front, but he couldn't divulge any details.
It was a very long journey for me. The first time I got into Hollywood was probably 17 years ago. I was 27 years old and went there to negotiate a film rights deal. 17 years later, we are still where we are. There have been three video games and then three books and a lot of things happening in this world and there is still no audio visual project based on that story. I am hopeful. There are some recent developments that I'm not legally allowed to spoil, but you know, in the world of movies and TV, you never know. Things can happen in an instant and completely shatter your expectations and hopes. I'm a little superstitious, so I don't reveal what I'm working on as a screenwriter in various projects.
Viewers may be skeptical of video game film adaptations after this Border lands Terrible reception to the movie, so maybe it's better to hold on a little longer subwayMord Glukhovsky says he is committed to overseeing everything he does subwayso fans can at least be sure that a potential subway The film will be in good hands
Writing a game like Subway Awakening is like writing a screenplay
Glukhovsky noted that as a writer, writing video games is more like a movie than a novel. Games and movies both need soundtracks, actors, scripts, cinematography, and of course, a compelling and coherent story. When writing a novel, Glukhovsky says writers can experience much more storytelling than a video game or movie, especially when it comes to structure.
I think writing for a game, for me, is closer to writing for a movie, because the story in general, when you're creating an overall arc and storyline, needs to be clear and concise. In writing for a book, you can really improvise, and you probably don't even know exactly what's going to happen to your main character, you just kind of know what the end station is for that character and then what you want. Thematically, for transmission, right?
While you have to have a structure when you're writing a script, you understand that this is exactly the emotional curve you want your character to go through. So I would say it is more engineered. Writing a video game is always closer to that. It has to go through certain emotions, right?
Although it wasn't meant to be done at first, Glukhovsky sees its potential subway A transmedia machine capable of providing valuable experiences in a wide variety of formats. Hopefully he gets the chance to see that potential realized, and fans of the franchise can enjoy a subway Movie, comic or series
