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The author is doing two updates in a month or so usually, one is a content update with a focus on story and the other update is technical update focusing on minor things and fixes but it can also feature a gallery scene.
Unreal Engine Completed Threshold Road [v1.0] [Absent.Dogma]
- May 22, 2017
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First the game seems very good to me.
The first missions of the game became a bit tedious (in the early versions of the game).
It would give the story a 7/8 and each update improves. I lack characters who come out and disappear x time.
I would like to see more content in every act, but well.... once the game is good and the animations too, only missing content is a good indication.
I'll wait for the following updates that I love about your work.
The first missions of the game became a bit tedious (in the early versions of the game).
It would give the story a 7/8 and each update improves. I lack characters who come out and disappear x time.
I would like to see more content in every act, but well.... once the game is good and the animations too, only missing content is a good indication.
I'll wait for the following updates that I love about your work.
Crashes when entering windowed mode on top of having an infinite loading screen when starting a new. No thank you
- Oct 18, 2020
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Quick question since there's not really a concise answer yet throughout the thread; What type of horror is it exactly? Jumpscare horror, or chasing horror?
- May 12, 2020
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Neither.
I'd say it contains a general feeling of unease and dread. It reminds me of Pathologic in that the environment provides more of an uneasy feeling. It's a game that works with it's atmosphere more than an antagonist threat.
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- Nov 2, 2017
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It's just 1$ guys, to get the latest version. I'm not pointing fingers or trying to be condescending but the financial situation of the developer's Patreon is already meagre.
- Jan 11, 2018
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Are you sure it's a mistake or could it maybe be intended? Some of the characters seem to have, let's say, diffrent speaking patterns or are intended to be "retarded" or unusual.
On another note: It's still in development so, why not just point out mistakes like you did and ask for their fix.
- Mar 26, 2018
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1$ is a paltry sum that doesn't add to much... If 50 new people subbed today, it would only add an extra 50$ at the end of the month. IMO the game suffers primarily from how niche it is, and the fact the visuals aren't for everyone. I don't think money is the issue, but rather the interest (or lack of thereof) folks have in a game like this. If the niche crowd it has can't be generous enough to off-set their low numbers, then it will be hard sailing for the developer.
It is the curse of making a game that doesn't appeal to the masses in large... you either spit out the same formula everyone else is using, hoping for some quick cash, or you try something different, knowing you're taking a bigger risk with less chance of getting a return on your investment.