They don't really give you a got shot of the character's faces till the end but is this not the goofiest looking thing in the world? Plain and simple rat heads are not meant to be mounted upright on top of the spine, it just looks ridiculous like they swapped out the head on a preexisting model and called it a day.
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I don't get it, I really don't. Is this really all just an attempt to capitalize on the furry market? I can't imagine it being that much of a sales boost. Honestly if you're going to do this sort of thing you should commit to it; have them be actual freaky rat people that skitter about on all fours, and swarm up walls and over barricades. This though? You could totally remove the rat element and the game would be largely unchanged, it's a weird choice that feels like they just needed a gimmick to set their
special wwII game apart from the millions of others.
That rts/fps hybrid idea certainly is interesting though, even if the trailer doesn't give it a very good showing. I'd love to see an asymmetric multiplayer mode with one player versus many players, the former team playing as an rts; commanding a platoon, and the latter team playing as an fps; controlling individual soldiers.