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P&M Productions100 days ago

1. Yes, by mainly avoiding the Dinosaurs but also by finding guns and ammunition in the abandoned laboratories. You'll be able to collect seeds and plant them as part of the building mechanic. You could also cook meat that you collect and boil water to get rid of bacteria, similar to the game Raft.

2. The microphone just adds an extra touch to the immersion. It's up to the player if they want that enabled or not. I might come up with achievements in the future to award you for being detected and surviving certain dinosaurs.

3. Well building is more of just building and protecting you from the dinosaurs. Now while some dinosaurs have a chance to break your build for example a Spinosaurus or t-Rex you could upgrade your builds with better materials to make them tougher. I also added this mechanic because I knew if the only goal was to survive and find lore the game might become redundant or boring.

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P&M Productions100 days ago

Forgot to mention guns and ammo are rare so don't expect to just run around with a gun shooting at Dinos 

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Hoiby100 days ago

Don't add guns, because if you do but they're rare, the game might start to be more RNG based than you would like. The game would just be about finding guns.

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P&M Productions100 days ago

that's a good point I really only wanted to add them to give the players a fighting chance. And also when I pitched the idea to friends and family they said the game would be too hard.

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Hoiby100 days ago

If it's survival horror, I don't think you should give the players a fighting chance because then it becomes an FPS, which kind of ruins the point of survival horror. Also, let me tell you right now that if you are new to game dev, don't try to tack an FPS onto a game, a weapons system with player animations, gun animations, and gun mesh changes will be very difficult to do. Wait until you have a better understanding of how to manage things like that with data assets and parent classes. You'll get there eventually, but not yet. Also, I don't know how your friends and family are judging a games difficulty based off the idea, but don't use their opinion as the only way to get feedback about the idea, especially if they're not the target audience of the game. Also, go make smaller projects before attempting this, and focus on learning the best way to set up scalable systems before starting this. (Especially with an inventory system. Do it right the first time. Or have a headache further down the road.) Overall, have fun making this game. I've had a lot of fun with ue5, and I hope you do to.

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