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Salvation Prophecy

Firedance Games | Released Jun 25, 2012

Salvation Prophecy is a space epic. Four warring factions battle over control of the known galaxy. Space stations and planet colonies endure constant assault. You begin your journey as a soldier recruit. Through intense planet and space battle, your combat skills will be put to a grim test. Success is rewarded with powerful skills, combat gear, and ship upgrades, and you may rise in rank to become commander of your faction. Lurking in the dark recesses of the universe is a threat foreseen by an apocalyptic prophecy. A danger far greater than mankind's endless battles. The pursuit of the prophecy leads through distant alien worlds with deadly creatures and untold secrets. A chance for redemption, if only we find our way through that dark hour.

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A new gameplay trailer for Salvation Prophecy, composed by Nate R from over at IndieGameHQ.

Posted by JabberwockyX on Nov 26th, 2012

Nate R from over at Indiegamehq.com made a new gameplay trailer for Salvation Prophecy.

Here's the direct youtube link:
Youtube.com

I also did an interview with IndieGameHQ here:
Indiegamehq.com

The video is only 1:40 long, but it really captures the many facets of the game, from the space battles, planet battles, jump space, wormhole travel, the dynamic galaxy map and strategy interface, and the alien planet worlds. The gameplay videos and trailers I made myself earlier in the project always ended up much longer - but a short, high-impact video like this is probably much more effective.

Nate chose the music for the game as well. My only request was something electronic - I think that works better with the futuristic vibe of a sci-fi game. He found a young electronic music artist named 'F-777' who had a great selection of his compositions online. We asked permission to use one of his songs in the video, and he gave the thumbs up.

Connecting with, and working with the independent game journalists has been a really cool experience. You get a feel that these guys really love games.