Gothic 1 Remake devs hint at next game while announcing a photo mode, "Marvin mode" for cheaters, and some mysterious "alternative progression systems"
THQ Nordic's Gothic remake is getting a Photo Mode, some mysterious "alternative progression mechanics", an official mod kit, and something called Marvin Mode, development studio Alkimia Interactive have announced. What's a Marvin Mode? "The Gothic equivalent of a developer mode," Alkimia explain. "Think spawning creatures or items, teleporting around the map, or doing some silly things." Read…
Alkimia Interactive, the development studio behind the Gothic 1 Remake, has announced several exciting additions to the game. These include a Photo Mode, an alternative progression system, a mod kit, and a feature called Marvin Mode. Marvin Mode is described as the Gothic equivalent of a developer mode, allowing players to spawn creatures or items, teleport around the map, or engage in humorous activities.
The studio also revealed that Marvin Mode was a debug feature from the original Gothic game, which they believe is a reference to Marvin the Paranoid Android from Douglas Adams' science fiction novel, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". The addition of a photo mode might seem unusual, considering the game's grim setting, but the studio claims it enhances the visual experience by accentuating the naturalistic details.
Alkimia Interactive made these announcements during a THQ Nordic publisher showcase, and they hinted at their next game, which they intend to announce at next year's showcase. They expressed their enthusiasm for the Gothic series, stating that they aim to modernize and improve the series while preserving its unique design.
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