Fallout A Fallout 1/2 inspired isometric cRPG from New Blood Interactive

[ropetight]

I hope this is real gameplay and not only animation, it looks great.

That UI is straight rip off Fallout 1/2 LOL. Also it is too big for 2023, I do not need c/p from old UI but an improved version of it. F1/2 UI was cool looking but barely useful.

Only thing that was not user friendly in F1/F2 is inventory, rest was more than adequate.
This is still prototype/early alpha who knows what it will look like - I hope they will leave it this way and not go for generic flat resizable Helvetica-variant UI.

++ Games with combat/event log have great UI.

 

[ArchAngel]

I hope this is real gameplay and not only animation, it looks great.

That UI is straight rip off Fallout 1/2 LOL. Also it is too big for 2023, I do not need c/p from old UI but an improved version of it. F1/2 UI was cool looking but barely useful.

Only thing that was not user friendly in F1/F2 is inventory, rest was more than adequate.
This is still prototype/early alpha who knows what it will look like - I hope they will leave it this way and not go for generic flat resizable Helvetica-variant UI.

++ Games with combat/event log have great UI.

Inventory was main culprit but use of skills was also not good. And it was way too large like this UI above. I want to see more of the game and less of UI. Unless the game is something like managing a submarine where watching at UI of instruments is 100% of the game.

 

[Feyd Rautha]

 

[RaggleFraggle]

I’ve been saying for a while that there is an audience for genres other than D&D-inspired fantasy and this vindicates me. Why do I still feel hollow?

 

[ropetight]

No news for a longer time, but project is not dead.
One of the developers, that also works on Project Van Buren, is frequent on the NMA and will start to work on New Blood RPG in "more fulltime fashion".
Guy seems like he knows what he is talking about, so good addition.

Copypasta of the his last entry from the NMA:

Reporting that the animation system I mentioned is now finished and I am quite satisfied with it. I also reimplemented the inventory system, using the new pieces of the codebase. I'll need to play with it for a couple of days, test it thoroughly and then I'll move back to scripting and some actual content making (basically recreating the two demo maps and their design - NPC scripts, doors, triggers, etc.).

Also - I resigned from my current gamedev job and I'm very excited to announce that in about a month from now I'll be working on the unannounced New Blood's RPG in a more fulltime fashion. This means I'll have more time for my sideprojects (since NBRPG used to be one of them)