Probably waiting for the game to be more polished / complete, like a lot of games on monetization platforms. Steam reviews tend to be harsh, and gives you almost no chance to fuck up.
Unreal Engine Call of Beyond [v0.7] [Call of Beyond Team]
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hopefully next update we can go back in the ghost frontier, here is their latest post:
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Love the progress they are making. That said, I hope there is an option to the Nun uniform. That is as big of a turn off for me as anything could have been. Very polarizing choice compared to the previous, more neutral, outfit.
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Yeah, hope the old one is still an option. It's also had to tell i they changed her face, but the original looked great for me.
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0.7 releasing on the 11th
includes an android release too
Oh cool, it will release on the 13th anniversary of Skyrim (11/11/11)
game looks pretty nice, hope will be added some new scenes and gameplay, possible with rpg elements..
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Highly probable. They had a couple devlogs on Patreon before this announcement, showing off some new clothes, a new high priestess, and a new introduction level, that explains how you came to explore the Sister's library.
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from Patreon:
Hey everyone!
Just a casual (and somewhat funny) update here. Our small team has been grinding hard lately, hitting that classic "gamedev special" of 15+ hour workdays, day in and day out. We’re juggling both PC and Android builds, constantly testing and re-rendering scenes for our cutscenes, and at this point, we’re fully at the mercy of our artist's PCs - and pushing our tired brains to the limit as we make rapid-fire creative calls.
When the expectation for high performance is nonstop, it’s easy to get a little too hyped and overworked.
That can make it... let’s say, challenging to push through technical and creative hurdles (and catch bugs in the code) with our, uh, “reduced” mental bandwidth. So, we’re making the wise choice and grabbing a bit of sleep while those cutscenes render.
BRB with the release post, and thank you all for hanging tight!
After launch, I’ll be catching up on Patreon messages and Discord with a fresh mind. We may have totally botched any semblance of order and social interaction over the past few months, but hey, that’s life with introverted coders and artists for you. We’re learning to “human” a little more every day.
Hey everyone!
Just a casual (and somewhat funny) update here. Our small team has been grinding hard lately, hitting that classic "gamedev special" of 15+ hour workdays, day in and day out. We’re juggling both PC and Android builds, constantly testing and re-rendering scenes for our cutscenes, and at this point, we’re fully at the mercy of our artist's PCs - and pushing our tired brains to the limit as we make rapid-fire creative calls.
When the expectation for high performance is nonstop, it’s easy to get a little too hyped and overworked.
That can make it... let’s say, challenging to push through technical and creative hurdles (and catch bugs in the code) with our, uh, “reduced” mental bandwidth. So, we’re making the wise choice and grabbing a bit of sleep while those cutscenes render.
BRB with the release post, and thank you all for hanging tight!
After launch, I’ll be catching up on Patreon messages and Discord with a fresh mind. We may have totally botched any semblance of order and social interaction over the past few months, but hey, that’s life with introverted coders and artists for you. We’re learning to “human” a little more every day.
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