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Category: Project After-War
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Race Lore Time! One of the main focuses of Project After-War is getting to know different alien cultures that are all part of the galaxy-wide government: the Karo Unity. Kro’Enx is a memorial/cemetery moon for all Unity race, with each having a designated “plaza” to share their culture. They also have large plots of land…
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“Checking Out the Crime Scene and More Mechanics” (Project “After-War” Video Game Concept: Entry 05)
Main Plot (Act 1) Getting to the Crime Scene Depending on which path you took to get out of Kiba Reefings (Kyslr’s inventory gate or Shureni’s secret tunnel), you’ll eventually end up at the trolley attack site sooner or later. Kyslr’s path is more hostile but faster while Shureni’s is safer but you’ll have more…
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Control Scheme Since we’re past the introduction phase of the game and into where you’ll be getting familiar with all the controls, I might as well give a basic rundown of that system for how things look this early. I went with two versions of a Playstation-like controller for the template, one with 2 shoulder…
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Main Plot (Act 1) Kiba Reefings Map When we last saw our Protagonist, he was wrongfully arrested after mysterious monsters attacked a trolley he was either inside of or found. The Kiba Reefings Overseer–Bu’leyg–releases the Protagonist due to not evidence being found against him, and encourages the Protagonist to go get some Habernettes, hinting that…
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Main Plot Changes: Entry 01, Segment “Crisis” As soon as I posted the first entry, I realized that there was too much being shown too early. Entry 01 starts with the Protagonist arriving on the game’s main setting, a moon called Kro’Enx which acts as both a prison and multicultural cemetery. The Protagonist is identified…
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The Inspiration A couple weeks ago, I rediscovered an old Nitrome game called Ice Breaker. It was a flash game released around 2009. The premise was you played as Winter Vikings who have to free frozen Vikings as a physics-based puzzle. I fondly remember quite a number of flash games I used to play back…
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