I really like what I'm seeing here. Played and loved Privateer back then and spent a ton of time with the first Rebel Galaxy, too (even though I never finished it).
This is right up my alley.
But even though I'm mostly into SP games these days (eff internet sh*thead kids!), part of me wishes this had some kind of online (maybe DarkSoul-ish) so I can show off my custom ship paintjobs to other people.
@bezerker285: Yes, I have the same issue. Something is messed up with this page. When I try to click the download button, it's like the play/stop button.
@bagronken: beef broth, butter and flour are the base ingredients really. Soy sauce is optional just to salten it and make it even darker I guess.
Interesting. I guess that more or less qualifies as a pretty light brown gravy, with exception that it just doesn't come directly from beef drippings (well.. depending on that beef broth used).
Traditionally the dark brown color of the sauce would come from the burnt stuff on the pan bottom (chefs obviously still make sauce that way). So yeah, it's basically gravy but maybe a little bit lighter. When you leave out the frying meat part and just use broth, the sauce would be bright-brownish (also not uncommon for traditional dishes here in Europe). I guess to achieve the darker color as seen in this video, some use soy sauce these days.
Yeah, no. This now looks like any other bigger gaming site or youtube gaming show. What brought me to GB in the first place was the casual couch vibe, right from the start of How to Build a Bomb.
I don't know... the 2.5D look is decent (slightly better than MightyNo9) but still not nearly where it needs to be. There are games out there which nail the perspective (+stage/art design and FOV requirements) much better. Also, the vibe feels off. I love the 90s cartoonish, edgy-cute anime art style of the NES/SNES games but this is too whimsical.
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