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Luna : The Beginning
So i have started a small side project to keep my C# abilitys sharp while my day job pulls me into c++ and Nerf is wrapped up in CryEngine goodness. In a nut shell it is a console based game that aims to bring back some of the mystery and exploration that is missing for modern gaming. Back from the days where I used to play text based MUD's (Multi User Dungeon), we didn't need HDR, PhysX or even bloom. Obviously to attempt to draw in a slightly wider audience the game will feature a minimal UI and varying forms of cross User Interaction. So far I far i have fleshed out some of the Narrative and begun the programming of the base system required for the game. The user is presented with an old style looking console screen, with simulated static and scan lines thanks to the magic of HLSL. The following then plays into the console before handing over control to the player :
Connecting to the Surface
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WARNING GROUND BASE DAMAGE DETECTED
WARNING PRIMARY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS OFFLINE
WARNING NO LIFE SIGNS DETECTED
Connecting to backup systems
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Connected
scanning systems ............
WARNING PRIMARY COMPUTER SHUTDOWN
WARNING BACKUP POWER LOW
Connecting to backup terminal
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To speed up development the game will be built on top of the NerfCore. If you want to give it a go then just hit the link below, Daily -> weekly updates will be rolled out automatically as they are made. http://nerfgames.co.uk/steven/Luna/ Â
Experiences with Desura
Just a quick blog post on our experiences with Desura. During the release of Avoid on Indy City we began talking the process of publishing on Desura as well. Initially we created an account with Desura and began by listing the game on IndieDB (http://www.indiedb.com/ ). After filling out all the product information, including a number of screenshot and a YouTube video of game play (required for Desura launch). All we where required to do is press the publish button on the site. 7 days later, after a Desura rep had taken the time to look over our submission, we where given a check-list of small things to do. THis was a list of relativly simple and quick things to do such as defining our price point, market and uploading of required files. We where also not required to produce our own installers as Desura created these for you, packing all the standard prerequisites. That was it, we where selling Avoid on Desura in no time at all.  So if you have a well polished Indie games title, you’d be mad not to take the time to get it listed. In most cases you should have it listed on Indie DB anyway, so your just a button press away from a distribution platform. If you get stuck at any point during the submission process, the developer support offered over email is both quick a useful too.
The only problem I have faced so far is the inability to find out how many times the demo of your game has been downloaded. I'm sure the option is there, I just haven't found it yet. We are currently beginning the process of deploying to Green man gaming and gamers gate, ill let you know how it goes. Avoid on Desura : http://www.desura.com/games/avoid More information about the Desura Developers program : http://www.desura.com/developmentÂ
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April - A tough month
This month may be a tad tougher then most. With the release of Blox looming, the release of Actuate pending and the release of Avoid just passed, it seems a little silly to have a final year project to finish as well. With the most important piece of course work every member of the team will see due in on the 25th of April as you can guess its all hands on deck and all sleep abandoned. One of the hardest thing for the team to handle is the uncertainty of the company's future, and thus their own. Whilst we would love to continuing making the games we do, the current financial climate seems to be set against us. We have a few plans and ideas in the works, including the application of project Grub to the Abertay prototype funding, a possible contract with a local education institution and potentially the success of Blox. We hope that there will be NerfGames for years to come, and that we can find a way to keep going,  at least to make the idea of project Grub a reality. Running an indie games company is hard especially during times like this, but when we see the reviews roll in and the comments from happy gamers its always made worth it.
A Catch up of March - Blox
Over March we have been finalizing the last remaining known bugs in Blox, finding substantially less with each pass. The begginning of the Blox tournament has vastly helped with this as members of the tournament have been providing us with fantastic feedback along with reproduction steps for the slightly more elusive imperfections. Along with the Blox beta stage we have been working with the skilled filmmaker and comedian Paul Butler. He has been slaving away to produce a trailer for Blox that will land with the release of the game. Blox is getting ever closer to distribution and whilst excited I am also nervous, like any parent would be sending their child into the world.
The latest Project Grub post is up! This week we talk about why we chose to use the Cry Engine 3 for our development.
