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An explanation of our approach to the games we are making
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An explanation of our approach to the games we are making
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Copyright 2002 Neofrens Corp
Our founding team has members that have worked in the video game industry for decades. As a result, we know that making a good game is no small undertaking, and we have no illusions about the commitment and effort it takes to release a great game. Leri Greer was lead creative on the team that made the award winning mod for Half-LIfe 2 called NEOTOKYO back in 2008-2014, you can see the trailer for it here:
With this in mind, we're taking an iterative approach to gameplay validation, and will be testing multiple different ideas with our community and building based on good data and feedback. Below are some examples of early prototypes we've built and will be putting in the hands of our community after mint.
Ultimately we want to build a big, awesome, beautiful game. That'll take money and time. In the meantime we'll be creating fun experiences that we can learn good data from and fold it all into our bigger game.
See how long you can survive against increasingly difficult waves of enemies. Our Wave Shooter mini game is the first of our games to be made playable to our community. Currently in public alpha, the Wave Shooter has already gone through multiple rounds of updates and bug fixes and development on the game is moving along steadily. The game is currently available for PC via a download link in our discord. Our community is already playing our game and competing for the top spot on the leaderboard!
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Multiplayer obstacle course racing can be super fun! If you're familiar with the "Fall Guys" style games, we're building our own version, of course set in a cyberpunk style world. The current version of the game includes two separate game modes, obstacle course and fall tower, as well as a lobby system and character selection feature. Multiplayer functionality is up and running and we have streamed gameplay to the community on several occasions. Development work is continuing on this mini game, and we intend to release it into public alpha soon.
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What would a cyberpunk megapolis be without flying cars? If you answered Night City in Cyberpunk 2077, you'd be correct technically as well, but we were going to say, boring. Ever since the OG Bladerunner, we've wanted to cruise through air between the concrete, glass and neon canyons of dark, rainy cityscapes. So we built one to test out.
Attached to this ticket is a sample video of an exploration we've done to visualize the idea, please vote and comment and let us know what you think. You can click the link below to jump to our roadmap for this item.
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So, in summary, we know how to make great, award-winning games, and we know that doing that takes time and money. We'll be posting our updates within our roadmap and on discord and X as we progress on this.