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\n\tSince his inception nearly 75 years ago, British secret agent James Bond has proven to be unkillable. Not literally, of course, as the fictional hero\u2019s on-screen death was seen in the swan song send-off for actor Daniel Craig\u2019s era in 2021\u2019s No Time to Die<\/em>. But as a concept, the man codenamed 007 is immortal, bound for resurrection to serve king and country.<\/p>\n

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\n\tYet the biggest threat to Bond has never really been mortality, but the Hollywood machine that\u2019s kept him static. After 25 mainline film releases, not including licensed parodies or remakes, the franchise has proven neverending. Bond will return, but how and when has increasingly been the mystery.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tIn 2021, Amazon acquired MGM, owner of the film\u2019s distribution rights, giving fans hope that the prolonged gaps between cinematic entries would shrink, despite the accompanying fear that the streaming giant would turn the property into a trough of content<\/em>. In five years, progress has been slow as longtime Bond producer Barbara Broccoli creatively clashed with the studio\u2019s new owners. Last year, Broccoli exited as the series\u2019 steward, a role she took on from her father Albert R. Broccoli in the Nineties, going as far as calling Amazon brass \u201cfucking idiots\u201d in the process.<\/p>\n

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\n\tAnd while a new movie is in development with Dune<\/em> director Denis Villeneuve at the helm, the next entry is still reportedly years away, with the official casting search just now beginning. Fortunately, Bond is not one for singular solutions; there\u2019s always another way. In the middle of what will ultimately be the longest hiatus the film franchise has ever seen, a new 007 video game might just be the salve that fans sorely need.<\/p>\n

\n\tDeveloped by Danish studio IO Interactive, 007 First Light<\/em> marks Bond\u2019s return to gaming 14 years after his last major entry, 2012\u2019s 007 Legends<\/em>. But unlike the last one (and many before it) this take on Bond isn\u2019t based on any existing movie or likeness, instead aiming to tell an all-new immersive story that can stand on its own, complete with modern production value that can finally meet the cinematic ambitions the series demands.<\/p>\n

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\n\tBased on our time with the game, 007 First Light<\/em> might be more than just a good-enough stopgap between films. It could be the blueprint for the best way to experience James Bond for diehard fans.<\/p>\n

\n\t\tA fresh start\t<\/h2>\n

\n\tDespite the fact that the franchise is known for perpetual reinvention, James Bond has only been genuinely rebooted a handful of times. Following 20 movies, 2006\u2019s Casino Royale<\/em> gave the spy a full origin story that separated it from the (very) loose continuity of previous films. Two decades later, First Light<\/em> does the same, although it goes even further than highlighting the agent\u2019s first big assignment. This Bond hasn\u2019t even undergone basic spy training.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe game opens with a salvage mission gone awry where a fresh-faced British airman named James Bond survives a crash-landing behind enemy lines. Amid the rubble and flames, he must track down others while an unknown voice handler spouts orders into his earpiece. Bond doesn\u2019t know who his guide is \u2014 he doesn\u2019t even understand what kind of mission he\u2019s on \u2014 but he\u2019s determined to make it out alive. Of course, that means ignoring what he\u2019s told.<\/p>\n

\n\tOne of Bond\u2019s defining traits has long been his willingness (and downright desire) to break the rules. When creating their own version of the character, the developers at IOI sought to emphasize that insubordination as a gameplay tool, grounding it in this Bond\u2019s age-specific propensities.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cWhen you just think of Bond as himself, [there\u2019s] already two parts to him,\u201d producer Theuns Smit tells Rolling Stone<\/em>. \u201cThere\u2019s Bond as the man, and there\u2019s 007, the secret agent spy. Sometimes, throughout the books and films, these can kind of be in conflict with each other \u2014 [he has] his own personal motivations, but then the job requires more, and he has to put that aside and go for it. So there\u2019s been that tension, which makes for a really compelling and complex character.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tGoing back to the start of his career afforded the developers an opportunity to depict Bond as more fallible than usual. He\u2019s capable, but prone to mistakes. \u201cWith our Bond,\u201d Smit adds, \u201cwe wanted to create a reimagined origin story [which] allowed us to bring a third pillar into his character dynamics: youth. His enthusiasm, his energeticness, his go-getter mentality. He\u2019s not yet been scarred by many things; he has some naivete and youthfulness.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tImpulsiveness is a core character trait for Bond, but it\u2019d be for naught if he didn\u2019t have the charm to back it up. \u201cHe\u2019s a cool guy, he says the right things at the right times to everybody,\u201d says gameplay director Andreas Krogh. \u201cHe\u2019s capable in his own way, and he\u2019s not afraid of being who is. He always says he\u2019s \u2018Bond, James Bond,\u2019 no matter if he\u2019s supposed to be undercover or not.\u201d<\/p>\n

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\n\tAs part of the developers\u2019 vision, this iteration of 007 needed to have it all in terms of personality. A voiceless avatar or digital recreation of James Bonds past wouldn\u2019t suffice \u2014 it had to be built from the ground up to exist alongside the cinematic versions. That meant casting the first new actor in the role since Daniel Craig.<\/p>\n

\n\t\tYou can\u2019t cosplay Bond\t<\/h2>\n

\n\tOutside of comic book staples like Batman, few characters have had the cultural staying power to transcend the actors that portray them. Every generation has their own Bond, and it\u2019s a given that there will always be someone new to pick up the mantle. \u201cBond is one of those things that everybody grew up with. No matter how old you are, you grow up with one,\u201d Krogh says.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tFor much of the creative team on First Light<\/em>, including Smit and Krogh, their personal version is Pierce Brosnan. They just happen to fall into that age group. But passing the torch is an essential part of their burden, and it\u2019s one they don\u2019t take lightly. \u201cI remember I was quite young when [I] figured out there were other Bonds,\u201d Smit adds.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tWhether it\u2019s the result of possessiveness from fans or the particularly savage way British media has covered it, casting James Bond has historically been a painstaking process. Actors who are fan-cast in the role are hounded endlessly in interviews about a job they\u2019ve never actually been offered, and even legitimate picks like Craig, who later became a beloved addition to the franchise, have been met with ridicule from the press long before they even appeared on screen. While IOI might be under slightly less scrutiny by working on a video game, their selection would prove to be just as pivotal. After all, players will need to love this character enough to spend 20 or more hours with him, not just the length of a standard blockbuster.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe team ultimately found their star in Irish actor Patrick Gibson, best known as the younger version of serial killer Dexter Morgan in the series Dexter: Original Sin<\/em>. Technically, Gibson is right on the money for the typical age of Bond. At 31, he falls between George Lazenby (who was 29 for his only excursion) and Sean Connery (32 in his first appearance, Dr. No<\/em>) \u2014 but he\u2019s playing even younger. First Light<\/em>\u2019s iteration of Bond is 26 years old, which aligns with the character\u2019s first-ever appearance in Ian Fleming\u2019s original novel, 1953\u2019s Casino Royale<\/em>. That youthful energy is, in part, what landed him the role.<\/p>\n

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\n\t\u201cWhen we found Patrick Gibson, or Paddy as we call him, he\u2019s such a great guy. He brings so much charisma and energy and passion to his work, and he was really able to bring to life the words on the page,\u201d Smit says. \u201cGoing through the initial casting process, some of the actors coming in sometimes felt [like] they were cosplaying James Bond. When Paddy stepped on the stage, it was like he became James Bond.\u201d<\/p>\n

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\n\tTo embody Bond, Gibson revisited the source material extensively, before \u201cthrowing it all away,\u201d he says. Although his personal favorite interpretation is Craig\u2019s, the actor wanted to focus on the philosophical pillars of the character, rather than cribbing from anyone else\u2019s work. \u201cIt\u2019s quite a hard thing to pin down what that DNA of Bond is, what makes Bond different from the quintessential action hero that we see in other films,\u201d Gibson says. \u201cIt\u2019s kind of ephemeral. Bond exists in a world of contradictions a lot of the time. There\u2019s a real darkness in the pursuit of saving the world, and one thing that struck me is the idea of sacrifice, and he\u2019s somebody who, because of his origins and where he comes from, has nothing to lose. That\u2019s a pretty powerful hero to have.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\t\tBuilding a better Bond game\t<\/h2>\n

\n\tAlthough 007 is no stranger to gaming, there\u2019s really only been a few standout titles throughout the years. After a wave of mediocre 8-bit entries in the late Eighties and early Nineties, the big breakthrough came with 1997\u2019s GoldenEye 007<\/em> for Nintendo 64. Based on the 1995 Pierce Brosnan film, GoldenEye<\/em> was a seminal first-person shooter whose success was tied more to its accessible mechanics than its deep ties to the franchise. The bar was set high from here, but even the best Bond games have only superficially tackled the essence of the spy fantasy. For IOI, whose work on the Hitman<\/em> game series emphasized duplicitousness and psychological puzzles over gunplay, a different approach was paramount.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cI think a lot of earlier Bond games focused a lot on the action element, which is obviously important,\u201d Krogh says. \u201cHe has these massive shootouts and over-the-top set pieces, but we had an opportunity to also focus on the social aspect, like Bond walking into a casino in a movie. That whole fantasy, talking to the Bond girl or villain directly, and having that exchange and then going away for some action that leads to them eventually meeting again. That social moment is something that we knew that we could actually create with the tools that we had and the gameplay that we\u2019ve done before [with Hitman<\/em>].\u201d<\/p>\n

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\n\tIn Hitman<\/em>, the gameplay loop generally involves arriving at an exotic locale with a mark to find and kill. Players need to observe their surroundings, picking up on behavioral patterns and the contextual opportunities around them to sneak around unnoticed and set up a Rube Goldberg-style series of events that ultimately end in death. In First Light<\/em>, a streamlined approach to those social puzzles works to empower players beyond just fighting.<\/p>\n

\n\tIn one early section of the game, Bond is out on the town with his fellow recruits. When an impromptu mission arises, players will need to navigate a crowded nightclub as they gather intel, first by correctly identifying their liaison, then by wirelessly hacking a phone and impersonating an arms dealer. While the objective is clear, there\u2019s multiple paths to success; Bond can eavesdrop on private conversations for intel or chat up the most gullible people he can find. Dialogue is often dynamic, providing different choices for what Bond can say to push forward, although the decisions must when given a visualized timer.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe freedom to roleplay is one aspect that sets First Light<\/em> apart from other Bond games. \u201cBond is the kind of guy that you put in any impossible situation and he comes out on top,\u201d Smit says. \u201cAnd so that means he\u2019s a quick thinker, he has lateral thinking, and is improvisational. He uses his surroundings, and this translates back to gameplay. [He\u2019s] such a master manipulator that he talks himself out of any tricky situation.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tSmit details one specific mechanic, called \u201dbluffing,\u201d that separates First Light<\/em> from previous Bond games. If players are caught intruding in restricted areas, there\u2019s a split second where they can trigger a dialogue to schmooze their way out. It doesn\u2019t always work, but then again, you can also grab a telephone to smash on someone\u2019s head or use an electronic pulse to blind them.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe level of detail in each encounter surprised even 007\u2019s actor himself. \u201cWe\u2019ve had James Bond games, of course, but I think getting to be there in the front seat with Bond, [that\u2019s[ something that was just so exciting to read on the page,\u201d Gibson says. \u201c[As] a player, there\u2019s a lot of wish fulfillment there. I felt like every time I\u2019d ask the game directors, \u2018Would I be able to do X? Can I get into that dustbin truck and drive it and smash through the doors?\u2019 The answer was always yes.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\t\tA brighter future for fans\t<\/h2>\n

\n\tAlthough there\u2019s been more traction for the movie franchise as of late, the modern age of Bond has mostly been a slow drip for the fans. Satiating that hunger is one of First Light<\/em>\u2019s best tricks, and it does so in ways only video games as a medium can. Like Fleming\u2019s original novels, which often relished in travel log-styled prose about exotic places and inner monologues on what makes a luxury watch or car worth having, the game\u2019s world is one to be savored at length.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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\n\tBeing in control means you can rifle through Bond\u2019s London flat to see his personal effects, tease his roommates about their budding romance, and drive fancy cars \u2014 not just at breakneck speed, but stuck in traffic <\/em>while dropping a colleague off at the pub. Traditionally, these slice-of-life details would lack a sense of urgency, but here they serve to build a more complete fantasy. Being Bond is great, even beyond the action movie aura farming.<\/p>\n

\n\tBut what First Light<\/em> truly offers is an alternative to the uncertainty around the future of the Bond franchise. By combining the visual splendor and thrills of the cinema with a more extensive, intimate view into the character\u2019s daily life previously only seen in the novels, the new video game version of 007 provides more of everything, and may not be fully reliant on periodic installments to dole out bliss.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cSomething that started to become exciting as we were doing it, just the idea that when you sit in a cinema, you get to spend two hours with a character and part of you puts yourself in their shoes, and I think to be able to do that over the space of 15 to 20 hours is a really exciting thing,\u201d Gibson says. \u201c[Video games] really have the opportunity to be an incredibly immersive narrative experience.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tIn many ways, AAA game development is no different than Hollywood, with production cycles and budgets growing untenable (hello, GTA VI<\/em>). Yet while the ambitious scope of a title like First Light<\/em> might rival the investment of a blockbuster movie, the experience itself offers much more than a single session. At roughly 20 hours long for just the main campaign, the game already immerses players in Bond\u2019s story for a period of time equal to or longer than most individual actors\u2019 entire tenure. That\u2019s even before any replayable side modes or future downloadable content expansions are released.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe IOI team is very careful not to say that they\u2019re working on a sequel, but do coyly tease the potential for more. \u201cThe beautiful thing about game development is that, usually, the first iteration of a game takes the longest, with investment time and exploration, but [everything] starts to go smoother and faster,\u201d Smit says of any potential follow-up.<\/p>\n

\n\tRather than looking years ahead to a full-blown sequel, the team is capitalizing on the benefit gaming has over other media, the ongoing live-service delivery of new add-ons. \u201cWe are a different medium than film, right? We can do different things than just just producing one big thing at a time,\u201d Krogh adds. \u201cIn Hitman<\/em>, we supported it in live after the actual release, and we did some extra missions on locations that we already have and spice them up with new setups and whatnot, and we have the same thing here with Bond. So, it doesn\u2019t end at launch. There will be content going forward, you don\u2019t have to wait for the next Bond game.\u201d<\/p>\n

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\n\tAt the very least, 007\u2019s return to gaming means that the franchise can continue to reinvent itself beyond just more movies. \u201cThere are [just] so many levels to this power fantasy of Bond,\u201d Smit says.<\/p>\n

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\n007 First Light<\/em>is out now for PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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