I kinda want to check this game out.
played this game like two hours and loving it :D
awesome that they did a quicklook!
Lol "let me look at this plant under an ancient-looking microscope." RESEARCH
I guess an actual liquid-liquid extraction animation would be a lot to ask.
The crafting in this reminds me of the smithing from Dark Messiah of Might and Magic which was awesome.
Although the monster idea initially turned me off this, seeing them map the island really sold me on the exploration aspect. This is why I like smaller developers having different creative goals.
This game seems amazing. Pity I am terrible with directions, so this is a complete no go for me :(
Game seems really cool. Totally with Patrick about games having a "tactile" feel like this and metro. However that map stuff seems really crazy to me so ill probably pick this up on a sale
Is this really all there is to the game ? 'cuz I can see it being really simplistic for someone who has a decent sense of direction and know how to use a compass well. I would hope that since this is taken straight from the start of the game they just haven't gotten around to discover all the mechanics of the game yet. Hell, with the potion that basically let's you cheat and that massive mushroom farm I would think that the orientation isn't really the major focus of the game.
This seems pretty damn cool but I also don't think I'd ever actually want to.. play it.
Loving the exploration, triangulation, and map making aspects of this. I think I'll check it out when I get a PC.
That is pretty cool. I usually don't use maps since I remember landmarks pretty well enough to find out where I am.
Interesting looking game but think that if I want walking through the woods game & survival that I'll just go with Far Cry3 then save this game for a steam sale.
Mysterious island... Reclusive monster... Their own hands...
Is this another LOST game?
This looks pretty interesting.
Personally I think it'd bee cool to have stuff like this in a game like Skyrim or Fallout or whatever. You always start those games as someone who is new to where ever the game takes place, yet it's always assumed you know where things are or someone will mark the location on your map or you hear about a location and it's added to your map. You don't even have to find a map in the first place. You're a prisoner about to get their head chopped off, yet you somehow have a map?
God damn this looks interesting. Another one of those games I'd love to try but can't due to my crappy PC :( glad to see it covered though, the sense of being lost in this game looks just about perfect.
I do wish that the monster would've shown up, however.
This seems neat, might consider it at some point. Seems like you could actually pick up a few basic navigation skills from this.
@Ares42 said:
Is this really all there is to the game ? 'cuz I can see it being really simplistic for someone who has a decent sense of direction and know how to use a compass well. I would hope that since this is taken straight from the start of the game they just haven't gotten around to discover all the mechanics of the game yet. Hell, with the potion that basically let's you cheat and that massive mushroom farm I would think that the orientation isn't really the major focus of the game.
Yeah, weird how they try to make it "realistic" with the mapping, and then just put a tonic in there so you can cheat it, and also give you a tray that somehow travels stuff with you (why not give you a herb pouch with would actually make sense). This game is an interesting experiment, but seems very inconsistent in the mechanics and the looks. Very impressive for a 2 man job, but ultimately not something I would want to play.
YAY! @patrickklepek PICKED IT UP AND DID A QUICK LOOK! He even mentioned that "someone" had sent him a link and told him he might be interested in it. *wink wink*
Thank you, good sir, for giving this the GL treatment. Gonna have to pick this up on GOG.
@jakob187 said:
YAY! @patrickklepek PICKED IT UP AND DID A QUICK LOOK! He even mentioned that "someone" had sent him a link and told him he might be interested in it. *wink wink*
Thank you, good sir, for giving this the GL treatment. Gonna have to pick this up on GOG.
Thanks for the heads up!
I was curious before, but I might be sold now.
Also, for @patrickklepek and others, Joe built the engine for the game, which I think is kind of amazing.
@gerrid said:
I do like a good finger point, and, on occasion, a page tap. I'm in.
finger and tapping...SEX
@jakob187 said:
YAY! @patrickklepek PICKED IT UP AND DID A QUICK LOOK! He even mentioned that "someone" had sent him a link and told him he might be interested in it. *wink wink*
Thank you, good sir, for giving this the GL treatment. Gonna have to pick this up on GOG.
Well done, sir!
If you look at the same known structure on the map, i.e. A Tent or Statue, then change location, say go 30 paces N,E,W, or S and look at that same structure again you can triangulate that way too, Patrick.
@vonFlampanker said:
Is this a Unity engine game?
The engine was built in house.
@Sackmanjones said:
Game seems really cool. Totally with Patrick about games having a "tactile" feel like this and metro. However that map stuff seems really crazy to me so ill probably pick this up on a sale
I thought the map stuff was the most interesting part of the game. Some huts/tents have maps that can reveal the outposts on the map so if you're just into exploring on your own, that's an option.
@Graham_Nix said:
You can trip in Super Smas Bros. Brawl. Just saying.
Ezio will also fall all over himself if you sprint into civillians in Assassin's Creed II, Brotherhood, and Revelations.
In the military, the technique of finding your location is called a "resection", and you shoot azimuths with your compass to two known locations, and draw a line back from them. Where they intersect is your location. You can do the reverse, called an intersection, which gives you the coordinates of an unknown point.
Honestly, the fact that they've tried to innovate by including this feature accurately is enough to sell me on the game, let alone the interesting premise.