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Here's a shiny new post from Astral! Read about the Goraz, a race that has adapted to the eco-system of a murderous planet and are generally brutal and unforgiving. Also, we have destructible environment! Take a look at how you can leave your mark on the cosmic battlefield!

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Goraz

The Goraz

The Goraz are a brutal and unforgiving species, much like the worlds they live on. Most of their interractions with other civilizations are either through war or constant raiding. Their hostile mindset seems to be a product of the living conditions often found on their home world, barren and brutal towards all lifeforms.

Most of the weaponry possessed by Goraz have been obtained by plundering enemy military bases and scavenging battlefields. Therefore they are seen carrying a wide range of different styles of weapons, most of them have been crudely repaired or modified to fit the soldier carrying it

The Goraz have interstellar flight technology available, but strangely enough they have never completely left their hostile home planets. Using this flight technology to set up settlements and colonies on other planets to raid on weaker species. Hated by many and feared by most, they are renown for their rugged but effective combat efficiency and have survived for millenia in hostile environments, making them experts at adapting to eco-systems where other species dare not settle down.

Laser weapons

Laser weapon

Here’s a gif from our prototype showing a laser weapon’s lighting effect.

Destructible environment

Destructible environment

Here is a gif showing the destructible environment from our prototype. In this particular gif, we are using bombs that we have placed on the ground. This type of environmental damage is also what you can expect to see when using explosive weapons.

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Awesome.

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