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Hellas is a platform/action game about Greek mythology. It takes place on the surface of a black-figure vase. Explore the ancient myths and fight legendary monsters, or each other, with the help of the gods...
The game is currently in development and you can follow its progress (and download early prototypes) in this thread on the TIGS forums.
0 comments by ninjadodo on Nov 25th, 2012
The latest version of the game got featured on Pixel Prospector and a bit earlier in issue #4 of Dom2D's TIGSource Devlog Magazine on Venus Patrol!
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@NukriZhvania Thanks. I always really enjoy this part, creating character behaviours between AI and animation. :)
May 27 2013, 6:15am
building a wild boar: T.co
May 26 2013, 4:25am
Reading "Celebrating Homer's Landscapes" (J.V. Luce)
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Apr 30 2013, 11:09am
@NukriZhvania Thanks. ^^
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New video: T.co
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Jan 30 2013, 8:59am
@TriscyGaming Thanks! And yeah me too. :)
Jan 10 2013, 6:57pm
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[I see that you are cross-posting this in several places so I will copy my reply here]
I had the idea for Hellas in 2007 and was working on it publicly long before Apotheon was ever announced. You're welcome to check the dates on my TIGSource devlog if you don't believe me. Also see this post: Forums.tigsource.com
Nice! original idea!
just watched your last video - awesome game, tracking and glad i came across this :p
hope it makes a great rendition to ancient Greece!
Cool project ;)
I love the style of the game ;)
This looks great! Can't wait for the full release!
Whoa..thought this was Apotheon from Alientrap at first. Looks fun though!
I'm glad you like the look of the game. The superficial similarities with Apotheon are unfortunate, but they announced after I was already months into development. It was discussed in the devlog thread if you want to know more: Forums.tigsource.com
I accidentally gave your comment a - instead of a + . Just thought people should know. XD
Heh, fair enough. A lot of buttons on IndieDB are dangerously close together, like Edit and Delete.