by Hamish February 2 at 4:49 am
Anyone else notice an increase in the amount of Unity engine games making their way to Desura recently?The latest submission is from Australian developer Ben4Views in the form of a fairly nice looking FPS game entitled Livalink.
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Set in a far fetched future, you play as a Reinforced Intergalactic Livalink Trooper (RILT), a special operations organization involved in the Livalink project (A teleportation transfer system from one point to another, Live Instant Vector Apport Link). Fight against increasingly difficult waves of Progeny attackers. Experience a variety of unique weaponry, upgrades and combinations that will result in a different gaming experience each time you play.
Do you have what it takes to survive the relentless wrath of the Progeny? Upgrade, unlock, activate and survive
http://www.desura.com/games/livalink/news/livalink-released-on-desuraSet in a far fetched future, you play as a Reinforced Intergalactic Livalink Trooper (RILT), a special operations organization involved in the Livalink project (A teleportation transfer system from one point to another, Live Instant Vector Apport Link). Fight against increasingly difficult waves of Progeny attackers. Experience a variety of unique weaponry, upgrades and combinations that will result in a different gaming experience each time you play.
Do you have what it takes to survive the relentless wrath of the Progeny? Upgrade, unlock, activate and survive
The game is also trying to get on Steam through it's Greenlight feature.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=114464371
Addition by liamdawe - Quick gameplay preview I did including unlocking a room.
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Comment by Chuck Lanman on February 2 at 7:53 am Edit Link To Me
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Pretty fun game. Bought it the second i saw your post. Quote me |
  
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Actually looks pretty good! Quote me |
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Just played a round until i died, only game mode at the moment is survival. I can easily see myself spending more and more time on this game its very cool. Quote me |
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Seems a bit like Shadowgrounds Survivor as an FPS at the moment. Which is still cool. Quote me |
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It's good but it needs more, will be following it closely. I added my video to the post btw  Quote me |
Comment by mirv on February 2 at 7:51 pm Link To Me
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Bit of an impulse buy just then, but I'm quite enjoying it. Have to agree that it needs a little more, so I hope my own little purchase helps fund that. Quote me |
