Hi Miro!
You made an amazing game. And I'm really looking forward to Termina. This is one of the most amazing lore I have ever seen. The WWII theme makes this game especially great and I hope that sometime in the future you will release another game in the same timeline as Termina.
I hope you will be fine and finish Termina successfully. Please don't strain too much. All the best to you. :3
Forgive me if there are any mistakes in the text, I am writing with the help of google translator.
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Hi! Thanks for the nice words! I agree that the setting is pretty interesting and has a lot of potential for more games. I'm often wondering if I should continue with 40s themed F&H games or not in the future. It's definitely on the table, but I'm not 100% sure what to do next just yet. Honestly, I just have too many ideas. At the very least I plan on expanding Termina's scope a little bit after its release.
I think it's worth continuing with the 40s theme.
There are many different games about the future or the Middle Ages, but there were no such games as Termina yet. I really hope there will be more games like Termina in the same setting and timeline. Not the Middle Ages, not the future, not the modern time, but the time of the WWII, give a special aesthetics, especially when combined with esotericism, old and new gods, painting style and mystery. It feels like new sciences have appeared in that world and you are a kind of scientist. I really like this lore.
I loved Termina more than any AAA project, and I assure you that I am not the only one. The painting style is especially unique and beautiful.
But don't think I'm belittling the first F&H. I am still playing it and I love the first part.
I guess I know everyone you were inspired by, but let me ask you, did you take inspiration from the Claymore manga? If not, I highly recommend it.