Reposting an idea I've posted on /v/ a few times.
>Snatcher Sequel in Fox Engine called Snatchers as not to have a confusing name like Snatcher 2 since Snatcher isn't well known or a retarded name like 'Snatcher: The Siege of Bullshit'
>Where MGS is Tactical Espionage Action/Operations Snatcher is Cyberpunk Mystery Action
>Snatcher is set in an open world futuristic city, Neo Kobe, ala GTA. Neo Kobe is a man made city in the middle of Japan's Sea with layers similar to Coruscant in Star Wars or that one city in DE:HR.
>You can use a flying car to traverse this city. You can also use the new Metal Gear which straps to the main character's back and uses futuristic hover technology to let him use light parkour around the city and removes the risks of the main character falling off a layer of the city since the metal gear's hover can make the fall extremely softened.
>Game is 3rd person with the option of going into first person at times. Either view you get a recticle in the middle of the screen that you use to hover over objects and inspect them.
>When you hover over an object you get some options: Inspect, Inspect MG (have your Metal Gear more accurately analyze it using a black light or it taking a sample of the object to find out more about it), Act (move the object or press a button etc), or Use (use something in your inventory on the object).
>These options are brought up by (assume we're using a PS3 controller for example) hovering over the object, holding L2 and selecting the option you want with R1 and R2, then selecting with L1.
>The game also features pretty much the same gun mechanics as MGSV but obviously omitting huge guns because you're a detective.
>The same is said for sneaking mechanics which are optional but optimal to make a higher rank in a case because the cops would much rather have the criminal in custody than dead.
>This game takes a little bit of a turn from the last game. While Snatchers still factor into the main story and appear in some cases there is also an emphasis on crime since it would be weird for a wholPost too long. Click here to view the full text.