Vestige of the Past
AdventureVestige of the Past is an open world game in which you are exploring an immersive world of alternative presence and trying to survive in an almost familiar...
Fineway Studios
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We are a team of few dedicated indie game developers from Central Europe. Like many other Czech game developers, we are based in the city of Brno. Our first released Indie game was Frankenstein: Master of Death and our current project is an open world blend of survival, exploration and simulation games called Vestige of the Past.
In addition to developing games, we are also supporting the growth of Game Development in Brno by organizing a number of different events including Game Access, a successful international developer’s conference in Brno.
We are a proud member of GameDev Area.
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