Remake på gamla Sherlock Holmes-spelen, ser mörkt ut dock.
Troligtvis för att ingen vill ha Sherlock, alla vill ha Shadowgate.

Starlight Inception is a space combat experience with modern elements of strategy and tactics.

You assume the role of a young space fighter pilot assigned to the star carrier U.S.F. Independence, deploying to hotspots throughout the Solar System during World War IV.

Starlight Inception is a realistic and relevant 1st person / 3rd person free-roaming space combat experience. It has a unique blend of action with an involving storyline. Features include ship based combat both in space and on planets and moons, interplanetary exploration, and multiplayer dogfighting.

Och vilka intressanta projekt följer/backar ni just nu?

Kan ingen bara göra så att det blir en uppföljare på detta så hade jag blivit glad

Troligtvis för att ingen vill ha Sherlock, alla vill ha Shadowgate.

Takedown

Starlight Inception

FTL

I’d argue Kickstarter isn’t what the industry needs, it’s what players need. Who’s to say “dead genres” are dead? Are they? Who made this decision? And worse, who decides that those games won’t be financed? Publishers have every right to watch their bottom line, but for a long period of time, that was largely the only financial model developers had – and the only way most players were going to see games get produced.

Kickstarter changes that, and asks the players what they want. You’re not asking a publisher about an R.O.I. You’re asking players if they’d pay to see a genre they love be produced. It’s voting, it’s targeted people directly. It’s a fresh perspective, and I think it’s a great agent for change for games that often wouldn’t make it past a publisher pitch stage – adventure games, for example. As such, assuming there’s a demand, and there is, then suddenly you’re able to meet that demand. Sounds like everyone wins. Publishers don’t have to worry about returns, and developers have an outlet for their games.

Not to say the traditional model should be discounted. It’s a different beast with different expectations, and there’s definitely a core audience that supports it. Comparing the two models, I don’t feel Kickstarter is at the level yet where it could fund an Uncharted 4 or the latest Call of Duty with the same production values, for example, but those two titles are still something the public will want that only a publisher can deliver on.

I do feel that when Double Fine achieved the success it did, a number of business development and managers in the game industry took note. While it may not change their practices, it was significant enough for them to take notice.

Personligen tycker jag det verkar aptråkigt. Är det kodordet "like Minecraft" som gör att folk öppnar plånboken?

I look at this game and I feel that either they are just overwhelmingly confused about the costs involved in shipping this title or I just don’t know what it is [...] So if someone is trying to sell you a Porsche on Craigslist for $5,000.00 you are going to naturally feel nervous. If someone is trying to sell you that they can make an FPS for under $2M they are going to give me cause to pause

Men tittar man tex Banner Saga nu, så börjar de prata om XBLA/PSN-versioner?

Takedown ska vi nog inte ens prata om. Det känns verkligen som att han satsar allt han har på rött.

more game play!! [...] Josh has already come up with an AWESOME mini-game (thanks to my friend Peter for inspiration) that includes women and anger, and his creative juices have just STARTED to flow!!

Ett minispel för 250 000 ska nog behöva vara ganska bra.