Infinitesimals is a 3rd person sci-fi adventure where you play as 1mm tall aliens in the wilderness of planet Earth. We combine on foot gameplay with fully physically simulated mechs, vehicles and insects.
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Infinitesimals - Pre-alpha teaser
News 4 commentsExplore new gigantic frontiers through the eyes of a miniature hero. Utilize your innovative alien traversal technology to find your people!
In engine cinematic in progress....
News 5 commentsA little preview of a heavily work in progress in engine cinematic - the character, POD and dropship have no textures yet!
Recent dev progress roundup...
News 2 commentsA compilation of our recent progress over the past couple of months or so....
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You guys still truck'n?
Yes don't worry, we're still alive. Have grown the team and working hard :)
Still watching this project. It's looking great folks! o7
This looks so brilliant! Keep up the great work!
Hi i love this game it is amazing and so unique.
Are u planning on releasing this game on playstation?
PC will be the first platform to release since there are no barriers to entry - but if all goes well, I'd love to make console versions :)
This looks fantastic guys, and from two people that's some skilled work for sure. Got an ETA on the next dev blog? Pumped on getting more info and seeing more footage of this game!
Thank you Waconcept :)
Another update shouldn't be too long, probably near the end of the month.
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Looks really cool. It would be awesome if whoever is coding physics based animation wrote an in depth article about the process.