Fifth in the line up. What a solid well paced little demo. I know its out of date, and I have been digging through the dev logs over on the youtube channel. Excited to see how the game build changes and turns out. I most enjoy the music during the row boat segment.
The flow is really good, and I didn't feel like I was getting lost since the natural level design is well executed. Really nice lighting for the mood, and I was really hoping there was more when the demo was over. Thank you!
Love this! I've been slowly trying to make my own PS1 style horror game as well, but I'm a noob when it comes to this type of stuff (funny though I've been working in the video game industry as a Sound Design/Composer for 20 years). I just have no idea about anything outside of audio! ;) I did pick up PSXFX so that's been helping.
This is a pretty good looking game friend! I love how the game reminds me of The Suffering games, where you have a psychological element to it, where the protagonist struggles to decide what is real.
As for the gameplay itself, is there a way to zoom in and out the camera? I found the fixed 2nd person perspective (where I mostly just see the player, but can't really get a better glimpse of the world around me to be debilitating, as it makes it hard for me to see the environment. Other than that there really isn't anything here yet that I can critique.
Please heavily consider implementing a combat system, weapon system, and such in order to further make the game engaging. Without those things, I'm afraid I kinda feel like I'm playing a walking simulator. I'd love to await this game's progress.
Really like the graphics and the atmospere and the story seems interesting.
Great Praise to you, how you how you lead the player through the levels, I know everytime where I have to go.
Also what I really like is the thing with the voice in the head, remembers me to Hellblade: Senuas Sacrafice, a game what I really recommend to you for inspiration if you didn't already played it.
Some notes as a tipp for you what I did while i played the game:
- Importand: create some Ingame Menu, where the player has the possiability to check the controls and quit the game.
- Interactable objects need to be highlighted more.
- In that case of third person perspective, in which the camera is so close to the figure, I whould recommend you to place the figur not in the middle, more left- or rightsided, for example like in God of War (2018), Resident Evil 2/3 Remake and/or Hellblade (again)
So I hope my tips can help you a little bit, and I will wait for the finished game, because what I saw right now is awesome and can't wait to see more.
← Return to Project Nostalgia
Comments
Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.
hi, !! i like ure game,, maybe we can make a collaboration if u want !!
Nice game
Fifth in the line up. What a solid well paced little demo. I know its out of date, and I have been digging through the dev logs over on the youtube channel. Excited to see how the game build changes and turns out. I most enjoy the music during the row boat segment.
The flow is really good, and I didn't feel like I was getting lost since the natural level design is well executed. Really nice lighting for the mood, and I was really hoping there was more when the demo was over. Thank you!
Love this! I've been slowly trying to make my own PS1 style horror game as well, but I'm a noob when it comes to this type of stuff (funny though I've been working in the video game industry as a Sound Design/Composer for 20 years). I just have no idea about anything outside of audio! ;) I did pick up PSXFX so that's been helping.
This is a pretty good looking game friend! I love how the game reminds me of The Suffering games, where you have a psychological element to it, where the protagonist struggles to decide what is real.
As for the gameplay itself, is there a way to zoom in and out the camera? I found the fixed 2nd person perspective (where I mostly just see the player, but can't really get a better glimpse of the world around me to be debilitating, as it makes it hard for me to see the environment. Other than that there really isn't anything here yet that I can critique.
Please heavily consider implementing a combat system, weapon system, and such in order to further make the game engaging. Without those things, I'm afraid I kinda feel like I'm playing a walking simulator. I'd love to await this game's progress.
I loved this game it bought back memories of the glory days of horror on the PS1
I love what you have so far and I'm excited to see how the game evolves over time.
Nice demo! Thank you and keep up the good work :D
When i try run on my win 10
LowLevelFatalError [File:Unknown] [Line: 853]
Rendering thread exception:
LowLevelFatalError [File:Unknown] [Line: 258]
Result failed
at D:/Build/++UE4/Sync/Engine/Source/Runtime/Windows/D3D11RHI/Private/D3D11Viewport.cpp:389
with error DXGI_ERROR_INVALID_CALL
0x0000000076f1b502 KERNELBASE.dll!UnknownFunction []
0x0000000000fd6673 UE4Game-Win32-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00000000004c0077 UnknownFunction []
...
0x00000000006e0045 UnknownFunction []
0x0000000000ed9e47 UE4Game-Win32-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
Same too :( Just like it happens to "TmOD" :(
I watched other people play it because I have a linux, but I love your 3d style.
pls someone optimize it for linux
i really need it.
This looks really cool, can't wait to try the full game
So I played the Demo and it was awesome.
Really like the graphics and the atmospere and the story seems interesting.
Great Praise to you, how you how you lead the player through the levels, I know everytime where I have to go.
Also what I really like is the thing with the voice in the head, remembers me to Hellblade: Senuas Sacrafice, a game what I really recommend to you for inspiration if you didn't already played it.
Some notes as a tipp for you what I did while i played the game:
- Importand: create some Ingame Menu, where the player has the possiability to check the controls and quit the game.
- Interactable objects need to be highlighted more.
- In that case of third person perspective, in which the camera is so close to the figure, I whould recommend you to place the figur not in the middle, more left- or rightsided, for example like in God of War (2018), Resident Evil 2/3 Remake and/or Hellblade (again)
So I hope my tips can help you a little bit, and I will wait for the finished game, because what I saw right now is awesome and can't wait to see more.
Greeting ;-)
it took me forever to find out how to quit the game. kind of annoying.