Not bad. Very little to complain about. I wish: all weapons could ads, we could store meds, and maybe some more ways to detect the enemy. Things like sniper glint, footsteps, and breathing/grunting. Major potential here. Looking forward to the finished game.
Literally a 10/10 on your hands. The combat was great and so was the gunplay. The environment is also very good and the story seems interesting. Keep it up
great demo the atmosphere is god-tier and the combat is awesome but it's way too easy. can't wait to do more work for unimportant, he seems like a nice dude.
Really awesome stuff! but every time I die it gets stuck on the dead camera and won't let me progress, requiring restart. this is my major gripe, everything else about the demo feels seamless and fun despite a few detail nitpicks
sadly not, it could be a resolution thing? the game wouldn't launch on my large screen so I was playing it on a 1360 x768 one.
Also to add a few notes..
things I really love: -condemned/saw/manhunt aesthetic is captured super well here -warehouse environment is super well realized -hand models are sweet -menu sounds r neat -tarp physics r neater -throwing bottles is fun(should add throwing to melee weapons?) -guns feel great
as for bugs and nitpicks:
-FP held objects and sometimes enemie bodies clip through walls and floor
-mouse went out of window during a fight somehow causing me to die (on reflection this might have been me pressing the windows key)
-the gun enemies kill very fast which combined with the death camera bug make it hard to finish, I didn't reach the end yet but will try again later!
-the instances where the bunny guy says "fucking" and "didn't really doubt you" seem out of place to me for some reason. seems less cold and calculating instead of just saying "didn't doubt you"
but ye, anyways, sweet game so far! definitely chomping at the bit to play more
thank u for the feedback. and hm, it could be the diff resolution ... maybe i didn't set the canvas right for the death screen. i think i'll make a small patch later and post it with some updated qol stuf
also rlly appreciate the feedback with the bunny guy. a few of the lines were ad-libbed and re-recorded last minute for consistency rather than quality, so in the next demo i'm going to spend a bit more time on the writing and voice acting etc.
"-the instances where the bunny guy says "fucking" and "didn't really doubt you" seem out of place to me for some reason. seems less cold and calculating instead of just saying "didn't doubt you""
Crazy, I had the same thought about the tone feeling weird in those moments but thought it might just be me. Full agree with this post
This was really really great demo I liked a lot I can't wait to play full version when is release and is this game coming to Steam or just for now in Itch.io?
i'm aiming to release another demo on steam by halloween or christmas, and then after that i'll have a better idea of how long this game will take to fully develop .
I think the demo feels great. Movement has a good amount of weight to it, environments are clear but detailed, everything flows well, and weapons feel great.
That said, I couldnβt understand what the game expected from me. Melee enemies rush you for a fast reaction and drop dead quickly. Aiming is optional, meaning you can run and gun. However anyone with a firearm is dead accurate and you die quickly. You have no crosshair so you must rely on scoped or lasersight weapons, lean and sneak. Level design is also kinda funky, with cover spots on the one hand and cheeky enemy placement on the other.
You gotta decide if youβre going for a more tactical shooter or a faster-paced one, and tune your design to that. Because right now, youβre kinda stuck between both and satisfying no one.
one of the things iβm discussing with some dev-friends is how to approach tuning the difficulty right now because as you said itβs like the game is in-between two styles of play.
i think iβm going to try to go for a looser/faster flow of combat rather than a no-mistakes precision style. will see how it feels in the next demo.
As someone with both FEAR & Condemned in my top 5, I feel this invokes the best of both. Very inspiring work and I can't wait to see more. If I'd add anything, it would be Condemned's brief melee block.
Very nice, i've found your game on twitter. The art direction is great, and i appreciate the ragdolls. I filled the feedback form.
If you could please answer, how is your level design/set dressing workflow? As a solo dev i've found this to be the most time consuming and frustrating part to me when making 3d textured levels, at least using probuilder and blender.
I ask that for i really dig the scenarios textures and structures, reminds me of condemned and manhunt.
Regardless if you have the time to answer, best of luck
in terms of level design, i actually chose a very improvisational style for this demo. i started with a large empty factory, and began filling it up starting from the first room and trying to flow the level around like a maze. i drew all the rooms and layout on paper before i did anything in engine.
essentially, the rooms are all just big cubes. nothing complex. i wanted to have verticality because of the tight space, and i always kept in mind the 2 endings for the game and planned to have space for that.
i use Umodeler in Unity and the models you see are made in that as well as Blender . I use a photo-source workflow you can see on my YouTube.
oh man. great visuals, great sound design and great everything!! gameplay itself is pretty challenging which i wasn't expecting, was shitting bricks everytime i had to walk around a corner.
all i'm missing is a health bar and a checkpoint at the shooting range, otherwise 10/10 - pigface rocks (11/10 for having a fem protag, i love that)
iβm glad you like the choice of a fem protagonist! in the full release there will also be female enemies ranging from basic goons to private military.
didn't expect the fem protagonist tbh! also did I hear one of her grunt lines is "Yes" when she gets hit?? kinda funny if true, adds a bit to go off of character wise
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Not bad. Very little to complain about. I wish: all weapons could ads, we could store meds, and maybe some more ways to detect the enemy. Things like sniper glint, footsteps, and breathing/grunting. Major potential here. Looking forward to the finished game.
Literally a 10/10 on your hands. The combat was great and so was the gunplay. The environment is also very good and the story seems interesting. Keep it up
great demo the atmosphere is god-tier and the combat is awesome but it's way too easy. can't wait to do more work for unimportant, he seems like a nice dude.
Really awesome stuff! but every time I die it gets stuck on the dead camera and won't let me progress, requiring restart. this is my major gripe, everything else about the demo feels seamless and fun despite a few detail nitpicks
oh odd, the main menu button doesn't pop up when you die?
sadly not, it could be a resolution thing? the game wouldn't launch on my large screen so I was playing it on a 1360 x768 one.
Also to add a few notes..
things I really love:
-condemned/saw/manhunt aesthetic is captured super well here
-warehouse environment is super well realized
-hand models are sweet
-menu sounds r neat
-tarp physics r neater
-throwing bottles is fun(should add throwing to melee weapons?)
-guns feel great
as for bugs and nitpicks:
-FP held objects and sometimes enemie bodies clip through walls and floor
-mouse went out of window during a fight somehow causing me to die (on reflection this might have been me pressing the windows key)
-the gun enemies kill very fast which combined with the death camera bug make it hard to finish, I didn't reach the end yet but will try again later!
-the instances where the bunny guy says "fucking" and "didn't really doubt you" seem out of place to me for some reason. seems less cold and calculating instead of just saying "didn't doubt you"
but ye, anyways, sweet game so far! definitely chomping at the bit to play more
thank u for the feedback. and hm, it could be the diff resolution ... maybe i didn't set the canvas right for the death screen. i think i'll make a small patch later and post it with some updated qol stuf
also rlly appreciate the feedback with the bunny guy. a few of the lines were ad-libbed and re-recorded last minute for consistency rather than quality, so in the next demo i'm going to spend a bit more time on the writing and voice acting etc.
"-the instances where the bunny guy says "fucking" and "didn't really doubt you" seem out of place to me for some reason. seems less cold and calculating instead of just saying "didn't doubt you""
Crazy, I had the same thought about the tone feeling weird in those moments but thought it might just be me. Full agree with this post
This was really really great demo I liked a lot I can't wait to play full version when is release and is this game coming to Steam or just for now in Itch.io?
i'm aiming to release another demo on steam by halloween or christmas, and then after that i'll have a better idea of how long this game will take to fully develop .
I think the demo feels great. Movement has a good amount of weight to it, environments are clear but detailed, everything flows well, and weapons feel great.
That said, I couldnβt understand what the game expected from me. Melee enemies rush you for a fast reaction and drop dead quickly. Aiming is optional, meaning you can run and gun. However anyone with a firearm is dead accurate and you die quickly. You have no crosshair so you must rely on scoped or lasersight weapons, lean and sneak. Level design is also kinda funky, with cover spots on the one hand and cheeky enemy placement on the other.
You gotta decide if youβre going for a more tactical shooter or a faster-paced one, and tune your design to that. Because right now, youβre kinda stuck between both and satisfying no one.
thank you for the feedback!
one of the things iβm discussing with some dev-friends is how to approach tuning the difficulty right now because as you said itβs like the game is in-between two styles of play.
i think iβm going to try to go for a looser/faster flow of combat rather than a no-mistakes precision style. will see how it feels in the next demo.
extremly fun demo cant wait for the full release
As someone with both FEAR & Condemned in my top 5, I feel this invokes the best of both. Very inspiring work and I can't wait to see more. If I'd add anything, it would be Condemned's brief melee block.
Very nice, i've found your game on twitter. The art direction is great, and i appreciate the ragdolls. I filled the feedback form.
If you could please answer, how is your level design/set dressing workflow? As a solo dev i've found this to be the most time consuming and frustrating part to me when making 3d textured levels, at least using probuilder and blender.
I ask that for i really dig the scenarios textures and structures, reminds me of condemned and manhunt.
Regardless if you have the time to answer, best of luck
thank you for the feedback!
in terms of level design, i actually chose a very improvisational style for this demo. i started with a large empty factory, and began filling it up starting from the first room and trying to flow the level around like a maze. i drew all the rooms and layout on paper before i did anything in engine.
essentially, the rooms are all just big cubes. nothing complex. i wanted to have verticality because of the tight space, and i always kept in mind the 2 endings for the game and planned to have space for that.
i use Umodeler in Unity and the models you see are made in that as well as Blender . I use a photo-source workflow you can see on my YouTube.
Sweet, thank you for answering
nice
Game looks great. Will you release it on Steam?
yes, it will eventually be released on steam at a later date.
oh man. great visuals, great sound design and great everything!! gameplay itself is pretty challenging which i wasn't expecting, was shitting bricks everytime i had to walk around a corner.
all i'm missing is a health bar and a checkpoint at the shooting range, otherwise 10/10 - pigface rocks (11/10 for having a fem protag, i love that)
iβm glad you like the choice of a fem protagonist! in the full release there will also be female enemies ranging from basic goons to private military.
didn't expect the fem protagonist tbh! also did I hear one of her grunt lines is "Yes" when she gets hit?? kinda funny if true, adds a bit to go off of character wise
oh ya, it kinda does sound like that! maybe it is maybe it isnt
yes a healt hbar will be great!