Ether Final Build
May 10, 2008 Full Version 9 commentsWe have built the final release for you to enjoy. Sounds in the game now are temporary and we will hopefully get new ones during the summer. For now...
EtherHalf-Life 2 mod | Released May 9, 2008Ether is a puzzle game that makes use of the already implemented physics, but lets the player interact with them in a completely new way. Taking place in a world were gravity has shaped everything from animals to houses, and from weather to communication devices, the player is faced with different obstacles on her way through the game. To progress, the player has the ability to change the gravitational state of nearly every loose object in the environment using a stick. This stick can turn objects weightless, freeze them mid-air or have them fall back on the ground. Hoping to bring a brand new experience with the game play we have no intentions of leaving the visuals unaltered. The Source Engine is deeply modified to provide a vision of something new, a world that feels alive and different from what you have seen before.
Latest News: Ether Featured In Gamestar
2 comments by Aglet on Jul 21st, 2008 digg this super bookmark We were contacted a few weeks back by Gamestar, a German magazine, and they wanted to publish our mod on their DVD this month. Of course we'd let them! It will be featured in the next issue but in all the excitement I forgot to ask what date it is released. The song in our trailer(s) has been requested by some as well. It is now available on our site via this link. Enjoy all you want!
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Ether Final BuildMay 10, 2008 Full Version 9 commentsWe have built the final release for you to enjoy. Sounds in the game now are temporary and we will hopefully get new ones during the summer. For now...
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cute... don't give up... do make it non-linear and as versatile as possible...
Unfortunately, we're only making a demo of something that *could* become a game. We want to show everyone that interaction with physics can be more than just showing crates around with your car or make people die in "realistic" ways. Our limited time sort of forces us to make it oh-so-linear. However we are including a few things that will hopefully make people see different solutions to our obstacle course and if you squint while playing it you might see it as non-linear =)
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Sounds good. The video kind of confused me though.
Ugh just realized it was me that I agreed with... Don't envy my intelligence.
Me too.
Nice !
sounds interesting, even though the summary is cut short.
i'll be watching this, would like to see more about where it goes.