In my free time that I've accumulated, I have made some designs which ultimately inspired me to begin developing my own game again. This game will be a 3D FPS (or Third Person Shooter, at times), free-roam, Adventure/RPG, taking place in a large, futuristic continent. The continent will contain beaches, "developed land," including thriving and bustling cities, each with their own sets of stories and gameplay story-lines, forests with less human development, mountains, and a secluded developed region. The free play and roaming scenery idea was inspired (but not related to substantially in any other way) by Skyrim.
The game will, as any well-developed or worthy Indie Game, be based upon what I'd want and what I think others would want to play. I've been desiring to play a decent realistic game I can roam around in and do whatever I want, including weapons, vehicles, and a story of some kind in case I got bored and wanted to play a good story. This game will feature all of that, but straying from Skyrim. Instead of Medieval weaponry and magic incantations/effects, my game will feature more modern weapons (guns, grenades, rockets) along with more futuristic weapons (lasers, space warps and even some time travel!).
This of course is all concept as of right now, but I'm painstakingly drawing out every single concept art needed so that I can begin modeling each and every item, so that I can finally work on the art and throw together a nice game (using my forté: programming!). I am most excited to begin working on this game and I hope that anyone reading will support me in the future. I hope to develop something to display on and potentially sell on Steam.
As always, thank you for your time and any support you may offer!
-Christian
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I am now working on the story behind it all and it's coming along great. This project is very exciting as you can tell, and I hope to get concept art and the story posted as soon as it's completed. Pictures to be included will be rendered visualizations of the island-continent from the air, capturing the various properties of the land. The story will do a great job of both describing what you'll be able to expect from the game, and also tell you just what is possible.
