holla_cabezas_de_mierda
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its not really fallout, its like retro future or whatever in fallout style graphics styling and maybe world
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Fallout A Fallout 1/2 inspired isometric cRPG from New Blood Interactive
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Falksi
Arcane
https://www.nma-fallout.com/threads...thing-very-fallout-esque.220459/#post-4434542
Project Van Buren is the second in-progress adaptation of Van Buren. Unlike Yesterday it's being made in Unity.
https://projectvanburen.com/
Edit:
Indeed, it looks cool.
With that being said, is there any chance of a picture that wasn't taken by a potato? This is the definition of potato quality.
The answer is "fat chance", right? These guys are evil bastards for teasing us like this.
Chances are high that this is just a picture created in Photoshop.
It makes an interesting wallpaper, at least.
https://imgur.com/a/eI66EuC
SlightlyRadioactive
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Well, Fallout now isn't Fallout anymore, so I'll take this instead.
Darth Canoli
Arcane
They're not making it though, it's just one buried project that might resurface in 15 years...
What's up with the hatred towards nma on this site?Thanks for the update, I don't give a fig about that place so I wouldn't have found this message.
Formulated in present day language I could express it like: Quit it with the nma-phobia!
luj1
You're all shills
jackofshadows
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Lmao over people who unironically thought that the screenshot portrayed post-apoc state.
I'm just trying to wrap my mind around a disco that sells groceries.
rusty_shackleford
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Omega Syndrome did pre-apocalyptic retro futurism
No post-apo fags allowed.
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Working alone my game only took 2 to 3 years. It has very little quests and no top-down perspective. Also most cities are just landscapes. But I have every other feature.
..Well it's also missing equivalents to perks and status effects in mass, but that's because it's an incomplete game.
As a team It shouldn't take them but 4 to 6 years unless they are just a team of amateurs.
I have some advice since they said this will be a crpg...
Codex doesn't give a fuck about your crpg, your game, and especially not your "inspiration". The fact is your inspiration may be Fallout, but your intentions are what matter.
Specifically if you aren't ready to grab gamer's by the pussy, you won't even have a playerbase. Wanting to profit monetarily or not is irrelevant.
People forget that what made the original Fallout games great was how much they offered, AND the point in time they were offering it in. There are also some specific things that made the games loved and that was probably the extreme violence.
But extreme violence and every other thing you can think of is overdone. Which is why when bethesda thought they could substitute other rpg elements for it, they were outlandishly wrong.
However bethesda is working from a proven IP, and their proven status as a publisher of other shit. "People" will always atleast give the game of a proven IP a chance and so people will actually experience the game before judging it.
If you're serious about modeling things after Fallout you'll need to recreate all the features that no one even cares about or replace them with something of equal value.
But since the value of most of fallout's features is apparently zero if you aren't already a known publisher of CRPGs, you have to endure with no real fanfare.
The only thing you can do better is on story and dialog, maybe quest design. But the effort only pays off (in terms of interest from others) if a bunch of story fags descend upon your game at once.
Don't get me wrong you're off to a good start by bamboozling people with pretty graphics, albeit maybe not as fallouty as they could be.
Also getting onto steam is a long soul-crushing process. The whole steamworks process is like walking into a maze of busywork and endless random misc considerations, and configuration hell.
To summarize even if you aren't making a game for any profit:
-Hire a PR guy.
-Hire a pussy-grabbing focus group.
-Keep shitting out graphics-pr0n screenshots/concept art.
P.S. congratulations for making it onto pcgamer. I like the pictures.
""we are going to grab the players guts and remind him of this" -- fallout 1 vision document
..Well it's also missing equivalents to perks and status effects in mass, but that's because it's an incomplete game.
As a team It shouldn't take them but 4 to 6 years unless they are just a team of amateurs.
I have some advice since they said this will be a crpg...
Codex doesn't give a fuck about your crpg, your game, and especially not your "inspiration". The fact is your inspiration may be Fallout, but your intentions are what matter.
Specifically if you aren't ready to grab gamer's by the pussy, you won't even have a playerbase. Wanting to profit monetarily or not is irrelevant.
People forget that what made the original Fallout games great was how much they offered, AND the point in time they were offering it in. There are also some specific things that made the games loved and that was probably the extreme violence.
But extreme violence and every other thing you can think of is overdone. Which is why when bethesda thought they could substitute other rpg elements for it, they were outlandishly wrong.
However bethesda is working from a proven IP, and their proven status as a publisher of other shit. "People" will always atleast give the game of a proven IP a chance and so people will actually experience the game before judging it.
If you're serious about modeling things after Fallout you'll need to recreate all the features that no one even cares about or replace them with something of equal value.
But since the value of most of fallout's features is apparently zero if you aren't already a known publisher of CRPGs, you have to endure with no real fanfare.
The only thing you can do better is on story and dialog, maybe quest design. But the effort only pays off (in terms of interest from others) if a bunch of story fags descend upon your game at once.
Don't get me wrong you're off to a good start by bamboozling people with pretty graphics, albeit maybe not as fallouty as they could be.
Also getting onto steam is a long soul-crushing process. The whole steamworks process is like walking into a maze of busywork and endless random misc considerations, and configuration hell.
To summarize even if you aren't making a game for any profit:
-Hire a PR guy.
-Hire a pussy-grabbing focus group.
-Keep shitting out graphics-pr0n screenshots/concept art.
P.S. congratulations for making it onto pcgamer. I like the pictures.
""we are going to grab the players guts and remind him of this" -- fallout 1 vision document
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Alphons
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toro
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white flaccid dick
That would be Nu-Fallout. They already have building mode and decline like that.
I don't know what genre it would be, but it would probably have a boatload of pop culture references.
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How long does he do a single map, I wonder?
ArchAngel
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He first has to dodge getting conscripted to go fight in Ukraine.
POOPERSCOOPER
Prophet
I never really liked the 3D Fallout games so this looks pretty cool if they can match it up with the game play and music to hold the vibe.
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