I love seeing small artistic games like this. Certainly keeping an eye on this project.
I love seeing small artistic games like this. Certainly keeping an eye on this project.
Reminds me heavily of Homeworld 2. Which I loved. Can't wait to see more! =)
All? I haven't seen any other than this actually. Though there was a post about this the other day. Maybe you're mixing this up. That's the same game. And I have to say, I like this game. =)
Just grabbed it and gave it a quick try on my Galaxy S2. Great idea, well executed. Love it. =)
Finish. Obviously.
On a side note, I'm happy to see a big % who voted "Get into indie development". =)
Thanks for the inMomentum mention guys. We're doing our best to improve the experience every minute. Dedicated servers incoming soon! =)
Wish we could. :\ Both finances and overall the possibilities for us are rather slim here. Maybe with our next game. Good luck to those that did enter any contests. We'll just stick with IYOT for now. =)
I think the poll meant, what amount of games you've purchased as opposed to the costs. Or I might be wrong. In either case, I still spent more on Indie games than AAA. Only bought Skyrim this year. Wanted to buy Rage, but I kinda pulled back from that after seeing the weird graphical stuff it does. On the other hand, I grabbed about 15 indie games at least, for which I paid quite a bit in bundles.
Once we get our platform ports ready, obviously we'll apply. :)
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We'll see what we can do. Cannot make any promises at this point.
Top 20 users that provided meaningful insight and feedback in making the gamer better were given a key.
Top 20* users that provide insight and feedback in making the gamer better. They did receive a free copy.
The Level Editor, as mentioned in the previous interview, will come as part of our first major DLC soon. The DLC however will be Free.
You will be able to make your own levels for the game and share it with friends through our community site that will be available on the release of the Editor.
Voted the first option. As Aert said, I'm very glad as well to see more indie games being supported via bundles as it's a great way to get the game out to more people.
As for Linux, I'm pretty sure multiplatform support will come by time. Not all games support Linux, but they can still be great games.
All in all - well done guys!
While I highly support Linux as a developer, it's a false assumtption that an "indie bundle" HAS to support linux. Indie bundle simply means that it's a bundle of indie games.
Their site nowhere mentions nor markets that it supports the Linux platform therefore it's not deceptive at all sir. Making statements like that is really not nice towards developers that provide really cheap deals like this.
Anyway, well done guys. Glad to see more people supporting bundles! =)
Yes, and the goal of it is to fund the development of Dilogus - The Winds of War. =)
I'm pretty sure the level is rendered once, and the two screens are just two cameras. I'm not from Wolfire tho, so I'll let them confirm that, but I know that this is how it's usually done (in general). =)
Amazing. This will be a great platform to approach once the Dilogus - The Winds of War prototype is ready. Well done. =)
I guess Other?
I would say I combined a couple of the answers. I've dived books, tutorials, modded, mapped, took two courses and went through the trial & error as well. I've also learned a lot by talking to people, other devs or people that were also learning like me. In addition, I've experimented back and forth, kinda like trial & error but with strong examinations about my errors, and had fun. And to top that off, I've learned a lot by going through a game from concept phase to finish & release. So yup, most of the answers in one.
Not really. The looks are similar to the Mirror's Edge DLC, but the gameplay is based on a quite different concept.
I should totally add a pool at the end of it. *makes a note*
Love it! A simple idea well executed.
Just to keep it clear, THAT character color combination was randomized. It's so evil. The game keeps giving me all these magenta and pink skins.
I would say between choice 1 and 4.
You cannot throw away the fact of engines suited for game types, since some engines specialize in some genres, making your life a whole lot easier.
On the other hand, being familiar with a toolset is a big plus - but what if there is an entirely new toolset out there that supports a whole lot more things that would make your games better?
You always need to think outside of the box.
It's actually small squares, part of the updated particles tweak so that they fit better with the game's overall style.
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I'm an easy going patient person with strong passion for gaming. Next to that, I feel joy and sensation working on projects that are very community friendly, because the whole interaction just feels so great. Creating something for others to enjoy. Nothing better than that. I'm probably most capable as marketings and production person, but have been involved with engine developments, modding and game development from various aspects covering programming, scripting, writing, game design, music and level design. Game Development is fun, but not easy. But heck, who can't handle the fire, should stay away from it. :) Teamwork divides the task but multiplies the success!