Possible Horror RPG With Renovated Grimoire Engine

[taxalot]

Isn't he supposed to be working on Grimoire's manual and patches (I heard about new zones and quests ?) incidentally ?

 

[Cleveland Mark Blakemore]

I really like that you chose to go with the modern tech. We were talking about your next game just a few days ago and I said if he's going with the old engine, it'll take another 18 years. But with Unity, it can be out in 1,5-2. Very nice.

People might think it is exaggeration but it's not. Unity on it's own supplies 99.9% of all features I wrote from scratch for Grimoire. Add in assets and toolkits and the same amount of work on Grimoire can be reduced to the tiniest fraction of effort for one person. These things did not exist when I started work on Grimoire. Add in most artwork and all monsters and the game is practically done.

 

[Zep Zepo]

How "practically done" is that manual, faggot?

Zep--

 

[taxalot]

I really like that you chose to go with the modern tech. We were talking about your next game just a few days ago and I said if he's going with the old engine, it'll take another 18 years. But with Unity, it can be out in 1,5-2. Very nice.

People might think it is exaggeration but it's not. Unity on it's own supplies 99.9% of all features I wrote from scratch for Grimoire. Add in assets and toolkits and the same amount of work on Grimoire can be reduced to the tiniest fraction of effort for one person. These things did not exist when I started work on Grimoire. Add in most artwork and all monsters and the game is practically done.

Imagine how the guys who made Final Fantasy VI felt when they saw RPG Maker.

 

[RPK]

I'm sure there

I really like that you chose to go with the modern tech. We were talking about your next game just a few days ago and I said if he's going with the old engine, it'll take another 18 years. But with Unity, it can be out in 1,5-2. Very nice.

People might think it is exaggeration but it's not. Unity on it's own supplies 99.9% of all features I wrote from scratch for Grimoire. Add in assets and toolkits and the same amount of work on Grimoire can be reduced to the tiniest fraction of effort for one person. These things did not exist when I started work on Grimoire. Add in most artwork and all monsters and the game is practically done.

Imagine how the guys who made Final Fantasy VI felt when they saw RPG Maker.

I'm sure there's some sarcasm here, but Unity is not quite the same thing as RPG Maker

 

[Diggfinger]

Awesome, like a party based and turnbased version of Legacy-Realm of Terror

http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/468/Legacy+-+Realm+of+Terror,+The.html

Go for it Cleveland Mark Blakemore but make the player generated party a max of four-five, with the ability to take 2 npcs during play (or a max of five-six generated characters)

My thought exactly.

Would love a horror-game with old-school grafix and solid (turn-based) RPG-mechanics: