White Gold (video game)

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White gold: War in paradise (working title)
Developer(s)	Deep Shadows
Publisher(s)	PlayTen
Release date(s)	TBA
Genre(s)	Action / RPG
Mode(s)	Single-Player, Multiplayer(possible)
Platform(s)	PC
Media	DVD-ROM

White Gold: War in Paradise is an upcoming video game for the PC. It is being designed by the same team that created Boiling Point: Road to Hell.

The following features have been confirmed by the designers:

RPG:

There is no leveling up and no experience points instead stats are raised when used and reduced when not
There are about 30 parameters that affect the player
When you talk to NPC's you can choose from multiple responses
There is an economic system which allows the player to trade
Weapons and vehicles can be repaired.
Localised damage affects the player in different ways: damage to arms affects shooting accuracy, legs affects movement speed etc.
Your inventory is restricted by weight and capacity
The more you carry the slower you move - at full capacity you will hardly move and sway from left to right as if completely drunk!
Dynamic relationship will form with the six confronting factions
Vehicles also have an inventory
Vehicles can be repaired and require fuel
You have the ability to hunt

Action:

There are about 20 types of weapons which can be upgraded.
Weapons can misfire
Weapons can be repaired
Weapons have a rate of wear (linked to misfires)
There are different bullets types
12 types of car, motorcycle, helicopters, tank, boats, ships, plane, digger etc.
Ability to work with explosives
Player actions = walk, run, crouch, prone, crawl, jump, swim
Vehicles have a damage model
People can be shot through car windscreens
Certain structures can be destroyed
Hit Calculation based on 6 zones: Head, torso, left/right leg, left/right arm
Thin surfaces can be shot through