So, has there been a look at those fancy $100 boxes?
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KickStarter STASIS - An Indie Space Adventure Game - now with CAYNE DLC
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Looking at the global Steam achievements, 30% have finished the game.
http://steamcommunity.com/stats/380150/achievements
I did get all the achievements. /Achievement whore.
http://steamcommunity.com/stats/380150/achievements
I did get all the achievements. /Achievement whore.
Pyke
The Brotherhood
Getting all of the achievements is impressive...I constantly miss out on the plasma cutter suicide, and the acid glove one.
Pyke
The Brotherhood
I know you guys like the isometrics, so here is a take I did on where I would love to see Commandos go.
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Thanks Pyke. I do have the game on GOG but didn't see any achievements listed? Will the achievements be on GOG Galaxy?
In the interim, I played it on Steam instead.
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Ivan
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didn't see that coming. I thought BoUT 2 would have won
Pyke
The Brotherhood
You and me both! I was expecting Technobabylon to get GOTY. Gotta say I'm incredibly flattered - especially with the amazing adventure games that came out in 2015.
Pyke
The Brotherhood
Thanks Pyke. I do have the game on GOG but didn't see any achievements listed? Will the achievements be on GOG Galaxy?
In the interim, I played it on Steam instead.
We dont have plans for Galaxy integration right now - but when we do the Linux version Ill contact GOG and see how we can bring galaxy in.
Did you like Technobabylon?
Pyke
The Brotherhood
A look at some of the tech we are using in the DLC for Stasis - CAYNE.
Pyke
The Brotherhood
I really did - but Im a sucker for Cyberpunk settings. :D
Pyke
The Brotherhood
I like downer endings!
The ending to the DLC is probably one of the most disturbing things I think Ill ever do. Like its so fucked up that Nic and I actually wrote it out at one point because I thought we had gone too far.
The ending to the DLC is probably one of the most disturbing things I think Ill ever do. Like its so fucked up that Nic and I actually wrote it out at one point because I thought we had gone too far.
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That that was a neat video, thanks. In terms of constructive criticism, the character walking on the map had some ice-skating / floating issues when moving.
Also,
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Very Codexian.
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"Take my advice kid, where we're going we don't need no mouse and keyboard..."
Pyke
The Brotherhood
Just got back from GDC - and met a lot of awesome people that are gonna be making a lot of cool adventure games!
Pyke
The Brotherhood
Met Dave Gilbert and had a good chat on his new project. It looks amazing, and he is being VERY ambitious with the game design. I think he posted some stuff on his Facebook group about it.
Ron Gilbert was fun. He is pretty much exactly as he is in videos.
I got a tour of the DoubleFine offices and met some of the Broken Age team - and got to chat with Tim for a bit. He is also pretty much exactly as he is in videos and interviews. Very funny and welcoming.
Brian Fargo was actually at the same hotel as us, so we had breakfast together while we were there. Spoke about our collective upcoming projects and ideas - and even about the codex. Also met up with some of the other InXile leads. And spoke lots about movies, books, comics, games, etc.
As for the rest - a lot of it was meetings with publishers (Daedelic showed us their upcoming games - that company is a machine!) and people who are working with us on things that we havent actually met before.
The Adventure Party was fun - too many people to even remember! I made notes - Im gonna do a blog post on GDC when I get over this jet lag.
Ron Gilbert was fun. He is pretty much exactly as he is in videos.
I got a tour of the DoubleFine offices and met some of the Broken Age team - and got to chat with Tim for a bit. He is also pretty much exactly as he is in videos and interviews. Very funny and welcoming.
Brian Fargo was actually at the same hotel as us, so we had breakfast together while we were there. Spoke about our collective upcoming projects and ideas - and even about the codex. Also met up with some of the other InXile leads. And spoke lots about movies, books, comics, games, etc.
As for the rest - a lot of it was meetings with publishers (Daedelic showed us their upcoming games - that company is a machine!) and people who are working with us on things that we havent actually met before.
The Adventure Party was fun - too many people to even remember! I made notes - Im gonna do a blog post on GDC when I get over this jet lag.
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Hats off and salute to a great game!
On sick leave since yesterday so had time on my hands, and began playing this and finished it just now. I really enjoyed it, especially the atmosphere and all the small homages to sci-fi movies and games littered throughout the world (Carter Burke!). I could solve almost all puzzles, but some really had me think and look for hints on-line. None of the solutions to them seemed overblown or stupid, but rather made me go "why didn't I figure that out sooner?" which is of course is a good thing.
Voice acting was really good, sound effects were great and so was the overall art design. The areas were also nicely designed in terms of progression, there was always something new to see and it never got boring.
Some of the scenes were quite grizzly but also highly entertaining - so don't hold back on the gore when writing DLCs or sequels! If someone doesn't like it, they don't have to play it.
On sick leave since yesterday so had time on my hands, and began playing this and finished it just now. I really enjoyed it, especially the atmosphere and all the small homages to sci-fi movies and games littered throughout the world (Carter Burke!). I could solve almost all puzzles, but some really had me think and look for hints on-line. None of the solutions to them seemed overblown or stupid, but rather made me go "why didn't I figure that out sooner?" which is of course is a good thing.
Voice acting was really good, sound effects were great and so was the overall art design. The areas were also nicely designed in terms of progression, there was always something new to see and it never got boring.
Some of the scenes were quite grizzly but also highly entertaining - so don't hold back on the gore when writing DLCs or sequels! If someone doesn't like it, they don't have to play it.
Pyke
The Brotherhood
Some of the scenes were quite grizzly but also highly entertaining - so don't hold back on the gore when writing DLCs or sequels! If someone doesn't like it, they don't have to play it.
Oh you don't have to worry about that! Glad you enjoyed it!
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