Retro Trigger Windows game

Retro Trigger

MonZombo | TBD

Retro Trigger is an old school first person shooter based on the technology that runs the classic Wolfenstein, featuring smooth retro graphics and intrincate mapping, using as much detail as the Raycasting Game Maker engine allows, creating a quality indie game experience with very little resources.

RTX Remix

RTX Remix is a modding platform by NVIDIA, which allows modders to create stunning HD remasters of classic games (see all supported), with ray tracing and DLSS. Playing RTX mods requires a RT capable GPU. Learn more here.

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Status: Not Compatible
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Announcing Retro Trigger

Feb 8 2012 News 6 comments

So, after a couple of mere days of hard working, Retro Trigger, which started as a experiment(and still is), is beginning to look like a proper game!
I'm very excited of how this is looking and i'm looking forward to complete it, having planned a great part of it, but struggling with the limitations of the Raycasting Game Maker engine aswell. I've contacted its creator for support, and any support from this great community will be appreciated!

Here's an early gameplay video:

The menu music is an 8-bit version of a "Down Down Down to Mephisto's Cafe" by Streetlight Manifesto, and it is a placeholder, so i need someone who can help me out on the sound section. You can find a couple of earlier videos on my channel, mainly showing more weapons(There's not much else so far, it is VERY early)

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Isaiahere - Jun 6 2012 - 560 comments

Any updates?

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MonZombo - Aug 2 2012 - 131 comments

I kind of dropped it, the Raycasting game maker engine is extremely limited and can't support as many floor/wall/ceiling tiles as i'd like to, and the resolution is extremely low, not to mention lots of other kinds of limitations. But if and when i am able to program/find a decent raycasting engine, i'll be glad to pick it up(I've already planned most of the visuals and game elements)

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