Development Info Trinity concept art

[Ausir]

Tags: Forlorn World; Ground Zero

There are two new pieces of art from <a target=_blank href=http://angrenost.org/~trinity>Trinity</a>, the Polish nuclear winter indie, available on the game's website - a post-apoc city and a... clock. Check them out here:
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<a target=_blank href=http://www.trinity.glt.pl><img src=http://angrenost.org/~trinity/doc/uploads/concept_screen3_s.jpg> <img src=http://angrenost.org/~trinity/doc/uploads/zegar_s.jpg></a></center>

 

[EEVIAC]

The ruined city-scape makes me wonder why post-apoc games are always set in wastelands populated by small dwellings, which, apart from pipe-rifles and Bozars, bear a remarkable similarity to fantasy environs. I'd love an RPG that was set in a relatively functional city. It just seems a bit more interesting to me than traditional desert wastes.

 

[kumquatq3]

The ruined city-scape makes me wonder why post-apoc games are always set in wastelands populated by small dwellings...........It just seems a bit more interesting to me than traditional desert wastes.

Then you should be VERY sad VB was axed

 

[Kaczor]

In this picture we see a few apartment houses and it's a part of big, ruined city.
What you mean by "functional city"?

 

[EEVIAC]

By "functional" I only mean that people are living in the city, rather than moving out into the wastes and making their dwellings there. I'm not talking about running water or electricity or gang-cars with spikes on the side. I just like the idea of scavenging in the ruins of city.

 

[Kaczor]

You're right and in Trinity, you should see some ruined, not depopulated cities.

 

[chrisbeddoes]

Does the clock have any special meaning ? perphaps stoped at the moment that the bombs fell from the nuclear electromagnetic pulse ?

 

[Ausir]

Or it's just a clock...

 

[triCritical]

Does the clock have any special meaning ? perphaps stoped at the moment that the bombs fell from the nuclear electromagnetic pulse ?

It works due to the frequency of the pendulum, doesn't it? Perhaps its just decor that you will find around the game.

 

[SickBastard]

Yes, this clock really is a time machine, it will take you to times before the war, and there you will have to perform some quests in order to return home, cause the clock will be broken . Just kidding. It's just an ordinary clock, and more specific a model of a clock