Cinematography and video games

The video game developers for The Order: 1886 are aiming to create a new experience for gamers with their new game. They want to make the gameplay as cinematic as the cutscenes. More "filmic". And it seems like video games are catching up to films really fast since they've come this far in 4 decades. As opposed to films that have had over a century to build up. The game developers are doing this by trying to replicate certain lenses and techniques in movies. Like the depth of field and focus. Also using angles and techniques to alter our emotions we feel when watching, the same way cinematography does that to us in movies we watch. 

It's really admirable that The Order 1886 has been put off just so they can improve some things to the game. If they feel it's not ready and they can make it better then they can go ahead. That means it'll be a lot more fun to play when it finally does come out. I really cannot wait to play it. I thought it was so cool when I first watched the trailer for the game. The characters really caught my attention. And what they said about cinematography altering our emotions, they do. If the story if a game does pull you in, the cinematography will. That's why when I'm finished watching a movie I kind of forget what was happening around me since I was so immersed in the film.