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toonlets · 1 year

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AND SO IT BEGINS...

https://vimeo.com/784418598

I’m making a game. Not just starting out... I’ve been working on this for about 6 months now. I think of June 1, 2022 as my official start date. It’s not my first attempt at a game. I made two half-games before this one. But this, this is the game that I will see to the finish line.

My game is officially untitled. I have a title in mind, but I’m not going to reveal it yet. And this isn’t the final environment look, but any means. This is my level zero. My prototype. I’ve been using the word prototype a lot -- ad nauseam, in fact -- and I’m sticking with it. Project title “PROTO.”

Check out the video link above. It’s my latest video post, as of this writing. I’ve been posting lots of -- probably too much -- progress videos to vimeo. A smarter guy might be posting them to youTube, but here I am on vimeo and tumblr. Asking to be ignored! Haha.

As I type that last comment it’s hit home just how much of an uphill battle this really will be. I’m going to need your help. Everyone’s help. Please tell your friends, your cousins, your kids. Your nieces and nephews and anyone who loves making fun. And please, join my mailing list.

#indiegamedev #indiegameart #madewithunity #gameblog #nintendo #switch #steam deck #hello kitty #sanrio #scifi #scifigames #shooter #screenshotsunday

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mesiiizeapk · 2 months

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alternativezen · 5 months

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Ep 27 of The Lone Roller Podcast

In this episode, Talti made his escape from the bounty (See Episode 26 for details). However, after making a deal that helped him get off the planet, he now has to make a detour to deliver something for Ritzo. Being a shady character already, does Talti put himself into further danger. And what of the bounty hunter that was chasing Talti? Find out on this episode, links below!

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foodomina · 7 months

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💫🌟 Takoyaki & Tempura! Ready to take on the universe!

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Will they still have that same radiant energy after the events that take place in Sci-Fi RPG Foodomina? 👀 only one way to find out...

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scifi-projects · 5 months

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🚀 Sci-Fi Game Update 🌌

The immersive audio in my game will transport you to another dimension. Check out this sneak peek with the mesmerizing 20231123_Rotational_Sound_Feature.gif! 🎮🎶

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance your gaming experience! 🔊

#indie games #scifi #limbicnation #unreal engine #devlog #SciFiGaming

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scifi012xyzcom · 1 year

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#Gaming+#Replay #ScifiGames&#Mobile #WatchLearn #Monthend*#ACT+Games #CRE+Softs]#pegi18 #pegi12 #gamingstream #sfgames #simgames #xyzspacious #surgames #actgames

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astrobioid · 2 years

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lightsaber training ... https://twitter.com/ASTROBIOID

#gamedev #indiedev #indiegame #pcgame #pcgames #indiegames #scifigame #gaming #pcgaming #mysterygame #scifi #science fiction

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vickinggs · 3 months

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Eve online quête épique 'Des étoiles tachées de sang' - chapitre 5

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pjsgames · 5 months

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🌌 On This Day in Gaming History: November 20, 2007 🚀

🌟 16 years ago, a journey began that would redefine the space opera genre in gaming. "Mass Effect" blasted off, inviting players to explore the vastness of the galaxy as Commander Shepard. This groundbreaking game combined gripping narrative, deep character customization, and intense action, setting a new standard for storytelling in video games.

👾 From forging alliances with alien species to making tough moral choices, every decision in "Mass Effect" shaped not just the story, but the fate of the galaxy itself. Its release marked the beginning of an epic trilogy that has since become a cornerstone of sci-fi gaming.

🎮 Relive the adventure or experience it for the first time with the "Mass Effect Trilogy." Embark on an interstellar quest where your choices have far-reaching consequences on the story and its characters.

🔗 Explore the galaxy today: https://bit.ly/metpc

#mass effect #on this day #gaming history #scifigaming #mass effect trilogy

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lauvra · 7 months

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SO, MY FRIENDS MADE A GAME

My housemate Jack has been in my life since we were eighteen years old, we're now twenty-nine. He's one of the genuinely kindest, most selfless and proactive people I've encountered in my life. As a kid he took apart his toys and figured out how to put them back together, his passion for 'figuring things out' was established early as inherent. He travels to take part in arcade game events, used to buy broken Gameboys (picture me tripping over various boxes full of strange parts in a small share-house bedroom) to fix and mod just for the love of it. Some of his best memories are of gaming with his brothers and has built lasting relationships within the gaming community. I had the privilege to watch him work full time through studying what he was passionate about, never becoming complacent in his knowledge. I trust him with all my passwords. He's a lead dev for the men's charity Movember now and in his spare time over the last three years, he and his friend Caine have been working diligently to create a board game. As a team, these two men compliment each other beautifully. Caine the rambunctious story teller, Jack the grounding force, both Artists. This week two Fed Ex boxes of prototypes arrived and we were both in tears, their covid brainchild has been realised. This weekend they'll be at the PAX Convention in Southbank, Melbourne to share the game with the community they love. They've funneled so much of their love, humour, creativity, wonder and expertise into this game and I really want to meaningfully share this with anyone who is interested in tabletop games. What they've done which I find personally most significant (aside from following through on a drunken idea at a bar,) is that they've tracked and documented their process and progress diligently and unlike other creators, have no interest in gatekeeping that information for others who want to and don't know how. They didn't know how, they figured it out. For now though, I'll share the link to their website, through which their Kickstarter campaign is available and I implore you if you're interested in tabletop games like MTG, D&D to take a look or show it to anyone who may be. Through speaking to self professed nerds who game-tested for them throughout the process it's clear to me they're onto something. https://suddenconflictgames.com/

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hungamagames · 7 months

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toonlets · 9 months

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HOUDINI MODELING

There was a time when I would've laughed at you... LAUGHED! At the thought of modeling anything, willingly, using houdini. But now I actually like it. I really like it. So much, so that I see no reason to even go back to Maya. I haven't modeled a full character yet, but after all the environment hardware I've modeled for my game, I'm now looking forward to the opportunity.

Great job, www.sidefx.com !

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offerzone223 · 8 months

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Dark Orbit Reloaded Online Offer

"Dark Orbit" is a free-to-play online space-themed multiplayer game developed by Bigpoint. It was initially released in 2006 and has since undergone various updates and changes. The game is set in outer space and focuses on player-versus-environment (PvE) and player-versus-player (PvP) combat, exploration, and resource collection.

The game's history involves a series of updates, expansions, and changes to its gameplay, graphics, and mechanics. Some notable points in the history of "Dark Orbit" include:

Initial Release (2006): "Dark Orbit" was released by Bigpoint, offering players the chance to explore space, engage in battles, and mine resources in a persistent online universe.

Graphics Updates: Over the years, the game received several graphical updates to enhance the visual experience for players.

Expansions and Updates: Bigpoint introduced various expansions and updates to the game, which often brought new maps, missions, ships, equipment, and gameplay mechanics.

Clans and PvP: The game introduced clan systems that allowed players to form groups and compete against each other. PvP battles became a significant part of the game's experience.

Galaxy Gates: Galaxy Gates are special portals that players can enter to complete challenging missions and earn rewards. They offer a mix of puzzles, resource collection, and combat scenarios.

Currency and Microtransactions: "Dark Orbit" utilizes a premium currency called "Uridium" that players can purchase with real money. Uridium can be used to buy various in-game items, upgrades, and cosmetics.

Events and Special Content: The game frequently hosts special events, often tied to holidays or specific themes. These events can include unique missions, rewards, and limited-time content.

Storyline and Lore: "Dark Orbit" features a storyline and lore that players can explore as they progress through the game. The lore often ties into missions and events.

Continual Updates: As is common with online games, "Dark Orbit" has received ongoing updates and adjustments to balance gameplay, address bugs, and introduce new content.

Please note that my information is based on the state of "Dark Orbit" up until September 2021. For the most current and detailed information about the game's history, updates, and events beyond that date, I recommend visiting the official "Dark Orbit" website, forums, or social media channels.

#DarkOrbit #SpaceBattle #GalacticWarfare #SciFiGaming #AlienInvasion #SpaceExploration #MMORPG #SpaceshipCombat #SpaceAdventures #OnlineGaming

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sanoffer · 8 months

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Pros and Cons of DarkOrbit

Pros:

Visually Impressive Space Setting: DarkOrbit offers a visually captivating space environment, complete with celestial bodies, star systems, and detailed spaceship designs.

Customization and Upgrades: Players have the ability to customize their spaceships with various weapons, equipment, and modules, allowing for personalized playstyles.

Intense PvP Battles: The game's focus on player vs. player (PvP) battles delivers intense and exciting combat scenarios, adding a layer of competitiveness to the gameplay.

Exploration Opportunities: DarkOrbit encourages exploration of its vast virtual universe, providing a sense of grandeur and wonder as players navigate through various star systems.

Alliance and Community Play: Players can join alliances, collaborate in corporation battles, and interact with others, fostering a sense of community and teamwork.

Free-to-Play Access: DarkOrbit's free-to-play model makes the game accessible to a wide range of players, allowing them to engage without a financial commitment.

Spacefaring Atmosphere: The game effectively captures the feeling of being a spacefaring pilot, immersing players in a science fiction universe.

Cons:

Repetitive Quests: Similar to other MMOs, DarkOrbit's quests can become repetitive over time, often involving standard tasks such as combat and resource collection.

Grind-Heavy Progression: Acquiring ship upgrades and progressing through the game can require a significant amount of grinding, which may deter some players.

Pay-to-Win Elements: The presence of microtransactions for premium in-game currency might lead to imbalances between players who spend money and those who don't.

Limited Quest Variation: The quest variety may be limited, with many tasks feeling like variations of the same objectives.

Community Diversity: Interactions with other players can be a mixed bag, as the community can vary in terms of helpfulness and camaraderie.

Storytelling Depth: DarkOrbit's storyline may lack depth compared to other RPGs, potentially leaving players craving a more engaging narrative.

Economic Imbalances: The in-game economy might be subject to fluctuations and imbalances, affecting the value of certain items and resources.

#DarkOrbitAdventures #SpaceMMO #GalacticBattles #CustomizeYourShip #ExploreTheCosmos #PvPWarfare #SciFiGaming #CosmicExploration #OnlineSpaceships #FreeToPlaySpace

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alloffer2023 · 8 months

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Navigating the Cosmos: DarkOrbit Review(adm)

Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)

Introduction: DarkOrbit, a browser-based space MMO, endeavors to capture the thrill of galactic exploration and intense battles against the backdrop of an endless cosmos. With its mix of spaceship customization, real-time combat, and PvP dynamics, the game aims to carve a unique niche in the genre. While it boasts some commendable features, there are certain aspects that may influence its appeal.

Graphics and Spacefaring Atmosphere: ★★★★☆ DarkOrbit presents players with a visually captivating space environment, offering celestial bodies, star systems, and spaceships rendered in surprising detail for a browser game. The universe feels expansive and immersive, allowing for a genuine sense of spacefaring adventure.

Customization and Ship Upgrades: ★★★☆☆ One of DarkOrbit's standout elements is the ability to customize spaceships. Players can outfit their vessels with a variety of weapons, equipment, and modules, granting them a degree of control over their playstyle. However, the process of acquiring upgrades can sometimes feel grind-heavy, demanding substantial time investment for meaningful progress.

PvP Combat: ★★★☆☆ The core of DarkOrbit's gameplay revolves around intense player vs. player (PvP) battles, providing an adrenaline rush as players engage in dogfights across the cosmos. The battles can be exciting, but the balance between ship classes and the in-game economy can sometimes lead to frustrations, particularly for newer players.

Quests and Exploration: ★★☆☆☆ DarkOrbit offers a variety of quests and objectives to complete, including combat missions, resource gathering, and exploration tasks. However, the quest system tends to feel repetitive over time, with many missions boiling down to similar tasks. This can lead to a sense of monotony, particularly during longer play sessions.

Community and Social Interaction: ★★★☆☆ The multiplayer aspect of DarkOrbit fosters a sense of community through alliances, trading, and corporation battles. The interactions with other players can be both rewarding and challenging, with the community varying in terms of friendliness and competition.

Free-to-Play Model and Monetization: ★★☆☆☆ DarkOrbit employs a free-to-play model with microtransactions for in-game currency. While it's possible to progress without spending money, the presence of pay-to-win elements and the potential for imbalances can detract from the overall experience.

Conclusion: An Ambitious Spacefaring Adventure DarkOrbit endeavors to offer an accessible space MMO experience with customizable ships, PvP battles, and exploration. The game's visual appeal and the excitement of space battles can be enticing, particularly for fans of the genre. However, its progression mechanics, quest variety, and monetization approach present challenges that might limit its long-term appeal. For those seeking a casual spacefaring adventure with bursts of intense combat, DarkOrbit offers an entry point into the cosmos, albeit with certain caveats.

#DarkOrbitAdventures #SpaceMMO #GalacticBattles #CustomizeYourShip #ExploreTheCosmos #PvPWarfare #SciFiGaming #CosmicExploration #OnlineSpaceships #FreeToPlaySpace

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safacoupon · 8 months

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Navigating the Cosmos: DarkOrbit Gameplay Review

Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)

DarkOrbit, a browser-based space MMO, offers players a dynamic and visually captivating experience as they traverse the vast reaches of outer space. With its complex universe, spaceship customization, and intense player vs. player (PvP) battles, the game presents an engaging blend of exploration and combat. While it boasts several strengths, it also faces limitations that impact its overall appeal.

Space Exploration and Graphics: ★★★★☆ DarkOrbit's most impressive feature lies in its expansive galactic setting. The game presents a myriad of star systems, planets, and space stations to explore. The graphics are surprisingly detailed for a browser game, depicting celestial bodies and spacecraft with commendable accuracy. The visual effects during battles and while navigating through the cosmos add to the immersive experience.

Ship Customization and Upgrades: ★★★☆☆ Players have the freedom to customize their spacecraft with various weapons, equipment, and modules. This customization aspect adds depth to the gameplay, allowing players to tailor their ships to their preferred playstyles. The upgrade system, however, can be grind-heavy, requiring extensive time investment to acquire the best gear and advance through the game.

PvP Combat: ★★★☆☆ DarkOrbit's combat system revolves around intense PvP battles against other players and NPC factions. Engaging in space battles is thrilling, and the stakes are high when players risk their resources and ship durability. However, the balance between different ship types and the in-game economy can sometimes lead to frustrating encounters, where veteran players with superior equipment dominate.

Quests and Progression: ★★☆☆☆ Quests provide structure to the gameplay, offering objectives that range from cargo delivery to space skirmishes. Unfortunately, the quest variety can feel repetitive, with many tasks boiling down to shooting down enemies or collecting resources. The progression can be slow, which might discourage players looking for more rapid advancement.

Community and Social Interaction: ★★★☆☆ Interacting with other players is a significant aspect of DarkOrbit. Forming alliances, participating in corporation battles, and trading resources add a social dimension to the game. However, the community can be hit or miss, with occasional instances of toxic behavior and fierce competition that might deter newcomers.

Monetization and Free-to-Play Model: ★★☆☆☆ DarkOrbit employs a free-to-play model with microtransactions for premium in-game currency. While it's possible to enjoy the game without spending money, the presence of pay-to-win elements can create an imbalance between players who invest financially and those who don't.

#DarkOrbitAdventures #SpaceMMO #GalacticBattles #CustomizeYourShip #ExploreTheCosmos #PvPWarfare #SciFiGaming #CosmicExploration #OnlineSpaceships #FreeToPlaySpace

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