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This Unreal Engine 5 game is the weirdest thing we've ever seen, and we love it
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Published 12:00 16 Dec 2023 GMT

This Unreal Engine 5 game is the weirdest thing we've ever seen, and we love it

Why is this so good?

Dan Lipscombe

Dan Lipscombe

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Topics: Unreal Engine, Steam, PC

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When the developers call Militsioner surreal, they really mean it. The game could be called more than surreal. ‘Weird’ is a good word for it, as is ‘unsettling’. When you read the blurb for the game it doesn’t sound too strange, but then you see the trailer.

So, as the blurb says, “Militsioner is a first-person surreal immersive runaway simulator. The Giant-Policeman keeps order in town. You haven’t broken the law, have you? Of course, someone must have been telling lies, but this morning you were arrested.” You will read the term “Giant-Policeman” and probably think of Mr X from Resident Evil 2, but no. Think more like Jack and the Beanstalk.

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Available for Steam in the future, it seems the game will only come to PC. And it sounds very unique. “Plan Your Escape From the Giant-policeman.” It sounds easy right? But from the trailer we can see the central character moving from house to house in an attempt to stay safe, every once in a while the camera pans up to show an enormous policeman giving them the side eye. It’s oddly unsettling while also being ludicrously funny.

At one point, the character reaches an open courtyard which is apparently restricted and the giant cop begins to reach down and pick them up. This is followed by a brief conversation between the two where the hero flatters the cop and can then access the area. It’s bonkers and I kind of love it. There should be more surrealism in video games. It’s something we often see from Japanese developers, but that weirdness really elevates a project into a more memorable space.

I think what I love most about this bizarre sandbox is that the giant policeman is apparently a “Giant AI character with emotions and distinct moral compass” so we can probably expect him to react to what we do down in the city quite often and give us plenty of highlights.


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