A new sport has taken the World by storm. With a history that diverted from ours thousands of years ago, the superpowers of today are radically different. Sioux Indians hold North America, Vikings rule much of Europe and Russia, The Japanese have taken much of Asia and the Egyptians hold Africa... and for the benefit of the crowd they’re all killing each other. Huge stadiums holding hundreds of thousands of screaming fans encircle small combat arenas, where soldiers fight and die... and if you can’t hear the roar of the crowd, you’re already dead.
With 4 unique classes, that bring unique perks and weapons to the battle, there is a lot of variety in the way combat can proceed. Choosing to play as a Viking (Heavy Weapons focus) will result in an entirely different game experience than choosing to play as a Sioux (Stealth/Sniper focus). With a unique class progression and class outfitting systems that allow players to tailor their current class to their specifications, it’s possible to play the game the way you want to, without having to follow a specific structure.
3 comments by rowan_moss on May 17th, 2012

Hello all, and thanks for checking out our latest development update! We've made some really good progress in the past few weeks, we have some brand new members join the team, and have started on some prototyping. Very exciting times, but first, have a look at some tasty art and music.
Sioux Sculpt & Theme
New Team Members:
Name: Farid El-Nemr
Role: UI Artist (Scaleform)
Experience: 2 Yrs Professional Experience
Portfolio: Ui.gen-n.net
Name: Christopher Rose
Role: Environment Artist
Portfolio: Cdrose.webs.com
Name: Ibrahim Wahab
Role: Environment Artist
Portfolio: Ibrahimwahab.com
Thanks for stopping by to take a look, and remember, we are looking for talented animators and UI Artists. Tell your mates! See our recruitment thread here.
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- Rowan Moss
Lead Artist & Co-Director at Mosswood Games
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why UDK?
Well it's a wonderful looking engine with impressive graphical qualities, simple to set up FPS games, good licensing system for Indie companies, well supported with documentation and a large base of experienced developers. I could probably keep going :P
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