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Asteroid belt trucking in open world action adventure game 'Redshift 7'
13 Feb 2018 at 3:37 pm UTC

Well, gave it another try. This time I was successfully able to figure out how much money I had, and actually got into my ship and learned the basics of how to drive. Then I floated around because I have NO CLUE where I'm supposed to go. Autopilot didn't help, it just said "coordinates set" but nothing on my screen changed otherwise. No markers, no HUD for that stuff, nothing.

And then a pirate (I assume) came by and killed me. Probably a mercy.

Asteroid belt trucking in open world action adventure game 'Redshift 7'
13 Feb 2018 at 1:38 am UTC

Woah, what an awkward game to play so far. Not sure what any of the keys do and I got stuck trying to get into what I assume is my ship. Or maybe it's not my ship, idk. The game is pretty unclear where I'm supposed to go and minor stuff like how much money I have.

Getting the same problem as shawnsterp too, which annoys me.

Asteroid belt trucking in open world action adventure game 'Redshift 7'
12 Feb 2018 at 10:23 pm UTC

Quoting: GustyGhost
Quoting: KelsMy first question with any first-person game is does it have adjustable FoV? Alternatively, is it set to 90 or above by default?
Field of View is one of the first options. I think it is global, not just for first person mode.
Excellent. I might just need to give this a try then.

Asteroid belt trucking in open world action adventure game 'Redshift 7'
12 Feb 2018 at 8:11 pm UTC

My first question with any first-person game is does it have adjustable FoV? Alternatively, is it set to 90 or above by default?

Attack of the Earthlings is like a reversed XCOM with a little comedy and it's pretty good
9 Feb 2018 at 2:37 pm UTC Likes: 5

Quoting: razing32Hmm. Can't really bring myself to kill humans. But maybe I'll give it a go.
The game that is , not killing humans.
C'mon, you know you wanna KILL ALL HU-MANS.

All the cool kids are doin' it.

The roadmap for 'Rise to Ruins' has some sweet changes on the way, also info on their Linux sales
8 Feb 2018 at 2:41 pm UTC

I've had the game quite a while now, and I played it a bunch at the time. But for some reason I haven't been able to get into it as much since then.

The Fall Part 2: Unbound to release with Linux support on Feb 13, new trailer has arrived
8 Feb 2018 at 2:24 pm UTC

The original game is great, even if the combat mechanic was a little clunky. It was engaging, had some good humour here and there, and managed to ask some good questions. The end, of course, left things open for the new game and from the trailers at least seems to take full advantage of that groundwork.

Massively multiplayer cooperative game 'Dead Maze' to release this month
6 Feb 2018 at 9:51 pm UTC

Quoting: TcheyRPG MO is an awesome grinder, really well done, but you need to focus on it for a while before you can have a good view of its potential.
I guess 41 hours isn't enough to reveal its true worth. All I experienced in all that time was grind without any real benefit.

Kind of work-reward without the second part. At least with Wild Terra you get a sweet base out of it and there are some interesting mechanics.

Massively multiplayer cooperative game 'Dead Maze' to release this month
6 Feb 2018 at 2:20 pm UTC

Quoting: TcheyWe actually have some good MMOG running.

Tale of Toast
Dead Maze
Project Gorgon
Albion Online
Rogalia
Haven&Hearth
Salem
Wild Terra
Dogma Eternal Night
The Exiled
RPG MO
+++
I've tried RPG MO and I definitely wouldn't put it in the "good MMOG" category.

You also missed Ryzom, which has an overly complicated skill system but is otherwise pretty good, and Wakfu, which has a really cool combat mechanic, although I hear it's not very newbie-friendly right now.