The Callisto Protocol has turned to many things for inspiration, including some of horror's most terrifying movies like…
“Even some cartoons, like SpongeBob. We look at cartoons on the stylisation and movement because, although it's super real and immersive, we stylised a lot of things to make them more appealing.
“So some of the movements, and in the case of the gore, the blood, and how we remove the limbs, there's a push of style to emphasise some of these actions," they added. Longhi says that cartoons are particularly good at conveying much of what a character is by"strong silhouettes". "Cartoons do that very well," Longhi said."Disney, Pixar, or whatever – they give you the message right away. If there’s a fast character, you get it right away [from the] strong silhouettes."
The Callisto Protocol will launch on 2nd December across PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. If you can't wait, a spoileryAnd if we've learned nothing else from The Callisto Protocol's teasers and interviews thus far, expect to die: a lot. In the words of Striking Distance,"fear takes no prisoners" and even more death animations
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