Leaning
Activities theme
Player can lean left and right to peek around corners without revealing much of their body, either to avoid being detected or to reduce the hitting area for incoming fire.
76
games
11platforms
Name variations: peeking
WIN 2015-05-12
WIN 2014-02-25
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XBOX 2004-06
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WIN 1999-10-29
WIN 2007-11
WIN 2013-03
WIN 2003-10-28
XBOX1 2014-02-25
WIN 2008-02
PS3 2014-10-07
Some games also allow leaning forward to peak downward from a ledge.
In strategy games this is assumed to be automatic when characters move near corners in buildings or behind objects or similar so they lean to the side so their line of sight is no longer blocked. Though in some instances this can be player invoked, such as in turn-based games where leaning/peeking takes action points or similar.
With sufficient sophistication (and context limitation) this turns into cover system.
In strategy games this is assumed to be automatic when characters move near corners in buildings or behind objects or similar so they lean to the side so their line of sight is no longer blocked. Though in some instances this can be player invoked, such as in turn-based games where leaning/peeking takes action points or similar.
With sufficient sophistication (and context limitation) this turns into cover system.
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The first Leaning video game was released on March 26, 1994.
Activision, SEGA and Red Barrels published most of these games.