Wow. I am stunned by the care and creativity in just this singular asset prototype. This amazing design, in fact, makes me question whether this game's destiny is to be a roguelike. I feel that something this detailed in its creativity has a lot of potential for worldbuilding, something I would greatly like to see, given the care shown in the particles, models, physics, &c.
Thank you so much for your kind words. We would love to be able to build Voyage in a big way, but we're staying humble and starting small to get it off the ground. There are many concepts we've had already that we've put into the "sequel bucket" for that reason. With that said, I don't think that roguelike and worldbuilding or other features of games with more depth in content are mutually exclusive ;)
Pretty good start! The game looks great and plays really well, but it really drops you in the deep end! Understanding that it's a prototype, I'm not that worried about it. Hope you find the feedback useful!
You're amazing!! Thanks for making this video, it's SUPER helpful. We all watched it and are glad you enjoyed playing. Yes, the demo throws you right into it. It was great seeing you work through the defeats though and get better with each play through. That's the roguelike spirit!
Oh and the AI is actually quite balanced with the player (same stats). Its only real advantage, as you mention, is that it fires shots immediately as they're ready. Otherwise it's actually pretty dumb, and just shoots around looking for weak points until it finds something it likes. It does get lucky sometimes though :P
Thanks for testing! I like weird... ;) We've got a lot of depth to add to these core mechanics so theres a bit of room to grow. Keep an eye out for updates - I'd love to hear your thoughts as we move forward!
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Wow. I am stunned by the care and creativity in just this singular asset prototype. This amazing design, in fact, makes me question whether this game's destiny is to be a roguelike. I feel that something this detailed in its creativity has a lot of potential for worldbuilding, something I would greatly like to see, given the care shown in the particles, models, physics, &c.
Just some thoughts.
Thank you so much for your kind words. We would love to be able to build Voyage in a big way, but we're staying humble and starting small to get it off the ground. There are many concepts we've had already that we've put into the "sequel bucket" for that reason. With that said, I don't think that roguelike and worldbuilding or other features of games with more depth in content are mutually exclusive ;)
Pretty good start! The game looks great and plays really well, but it really drops you in the deep end! Understanding that it's a prototype, I'm not that worried about it. Hope you find the feedback useful!
You're amazing!! Thanks for making this video, it's SUPER helpful. We all watched it and are glad you enjoyed playing. Yes, the demo throws you right into it. It was great seeing you work through the defeats though and get better with each play through. That's the roguelike spirit!
Oh and the AI is actually quite balanced with the player (same stats). Its only real advantage, as you mention, is that it fires shots immediately as they're ready. Otherwise it's actually pretty dumb, and just shoots around looking for weak points until it finds something it likes. It does get lucky sometimes though :P
Hi, would you release a PC Linux version ?
We could try a build, but it's not something we could support very well. Would you be able to test it for us?
I could yes, i did test many other games previously. I'm not techy, but i can run games and give feedbacks, logs, etc.
I just posted a Linux build. Try it out and let me know if its working! You can find my contact info in the README.txt included in the zip
Thanks ! It seems it's working, on my system at least.
Linux Manjaro (Arch) 64bits Xfce
Intel Core i5 4590 (4 x 3,3 GHz)
MSI GeForce GTX 960 @ 2 Go
Nvidia Drivers 415.27
Very weird gameplay, not sure yet if i like it, but it's something teasing my curiosity for further development. I'll report more later.
Thanks for testing! I like weird... ;) We've got a lot of depth to add to these core mechanics so theres a bit of room to grow. Keep an eye out for updates - I'd love to hear your thoughts as we move forward!