Peter McCoy
Oct 6th, 2013, 08:58:42 PM
Just watched this video by Quill18 on Youtube who specializes in strategy games.
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He plays a lot of games like Civilisation, SimCity, Dwarf Fortress, Crusader Kings 2 and Europa Universalis - if you like those sorts of games check him out. The game in question is Rimworld, a space colony building/management game currently on Kickstarter. It's similar in gameplay to Dwarf Fortress but in a sci-fi setting and with a better UI and user-friendly controls and graphics.
Check out the Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tynansylvester/rimworld) which has a short video showing off some gameplay as well as a message from the (currently) sole developer (who worked on Bioshock Infinite for 4 years!) detailing his aspirations for the project as well as how he plans to spend the funding if the Kickstarter succeeds.
What's good about this Kickstarter is that it's not a concept - there's something playable right now and if you back appropriately you'll have access to the pre-Alpha build as soon as it ends on November 1st. If you watch the Kickstarter video you'll learn that the dev plans to hire an artist and musician, which means the funding will be used to essentially replace existing assets and improve the current game as well as add more content, rather than to plan, design and possibly fail in making something from scratch.
iBp-kl7xL-4
He plays a lot of games like Civilisation, SimCity, Dwarf Fortress, Crusader Kings 2 and Europa Universalis - if you like those sorts of games check him out. The game in question is Rimworld, a space colony building/management game currently on Kickstarter. It's similar in gameplay to Dwarf Fortress but in a sci-fi setting and with a better UI and user-friendly controls and graphics.
Check out the Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tynansylvester/rimworld) which has a short video showing off some gameplay as well as a message from the (currently) sole developer (who worked on Bioshock Infinite for 4 years!) detailing his aspirations for the project as well as how he plans to spend the funding if the Kickstarter succeeds.
What's good about this Kickstarter is that it's not a concept - there's something playable right now and if you back appropriately you'll have access to the pre-Alpha build as soon as it ends on November 1st. If you watch the Kickstarter video you'll learn that the dev plans to hire an artist and musician, which means the funding will be used to essentially replace existing assets and improve the current game as well as add more content, rather than to plan, design and possibly fail in making something from scratch.