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We haven't put much thought into this. But I mean, this is gzdoom. Someone smarter than us has almost certainly ported gzdoom to phones, its not a stretch to think this  could run on a phone

Buyers Beware: this software is no longer maintained. It has serious bugs that make it unsuitable for use in production.

Just a note, the steam version has native linux support. I thought I uploaded the linux native version here, but this solution also works!

On behalf of the entire Beyond Sunset team, thank you for playing the demo! Please use the mod tools to make something weird with the game demo. If you make something cool, share it here!

Beyond Sunset is based on the GZDoom game engine, so any tutorial for making doom mods will work with Beyond Sunset.

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Dope, consider me a buyer!

Are you planning to bring this to Steam?

Hi Milouzz, yes, our email is admin@metacorp.games

Now, this would require you to bake the vertex color animations for every frame of animation; you would need some way to manipulate the mesh data in Unity if you wanted to have any kind of smooth interpolation. But, have a look at the multiAttributeTransfer node here: http://www.soup-dev.com/examples.html That's how I've achieved vertex lighting effects in Maya.

I saw your Realms Deep video and you asked a question about animating vertex colors. This is something I have a bit of experience with. I should preface this by saying that my experience is with Autodesk Maya, not blender. But, the SOuP plugin for in Maya allow you to create effectors that can apply a whole host of vertex color tricks. You could potentially export your meshes to maya, use SOuP to animate vertex colors, and then save that data in an alembic file. Blender can read alembic, IIRC. How you'd get that to unity is a bit beyond me. 

The demo will be available this autumn. The full game will be available Q4 2022 when it's done.

It has only been tested on Ubuntu, but it should, in theory, work on others.

Hi Liam! This game will be available for Windows, Mac OS and Debian. 

Thanks for your interest! I should clarify this is a standalone game, not a mod for another game.