You do know that Jensen is just a character in one game and not a dev, right?
The first part of Retrieving the Past is finished, part 2 is still going, no sign that it won't be finished, or what are you basing that claim on?
and would bring more people to help support the game.
It's possible at some point in the future but it's not high on my priority list. The MC I envisioned has very few sexual boundaries so anything is possible as long as it fits the story.Hi, will there be any gay content in this story it seems like it would be a god fit to this story and could make it optional to make everyone happy
It's in the game but hasn't been unlocked yet. It'll be unlocked early in the next release.
That was the original plan but there just were not enough assets available (that I could find) set in that period for me to do it justice on such a large scale. I'm talking clothes, hair styles, appliances, furniture, home/building designs, cars, etc, etc, etc. I could try to create them myself but that's really not my forte. They'd probably turn out like crap and it would slow development down to a crawl.But seriously I wish the game was set in the 40's like those old black and white classic movies. That way you can wear those cool hats, your female models can wear those pretty dresses and beautiful hairstyles of that time period. Also the language was better back then and the cars.
It's still early in the game development to do this if you want.
Nice catch. Thanks. Not sure what you mean by "natural attraction to gameover dodging" but I assume your referring to pixel hunting challenges where if you fail to find something it will lead to a game over event. If my understanding is correct, then this game will not have any fatal consequences from failing a pixel hunt. At least not immediately. The player will always have an opportunity to correct it later in the game. For example if you fail to find a piece of evidence that incriminates you, then it may setup an opportunity later in the game to break into the evidence room to destroy it. That however will come at a much higher risk of being discovered which could very well lead to a game over event if you fail a skill check.
Damn those assets where those 'window blind uppy-downy things' are placed upside down - seen them in three games so far. We have them in our house. I have them in the room I sit in. If they were that way round, the blind would instantly drop down and make the room dark. Quite frustrating!
Aesthetically... it's very pleasing. From a functionality standpoint, it also a very good design for a navigation panel! Just a suggestion, though (and mind you: not everyone will feel the same way as me about this)...
Thanks for the feedback. It's much appreciated. I understand how you feel about some games going overboard with navigation and I feel much the same way. But at the same time, I'm not a fan of linear storytelling either. I don't like being lead from Point A to Point B. I like users to engage with the story and be active participants in it's development. While I'm not a fan of needless pixel hunting, I can't guarantee there wont be some empty rooms just for the hell of it. Because every good mystery/suspense story needs a little misdirection from time to time. But I agree with you 100%. I don't like wasting time searching for something that isn't there either. Which is why I do make an effort to simplify it for users through visual queues. In addition to the highlighting the objects, the next release will also feature tooltips and a change in the mouse cursor when hovering over objects of interest. Hopefully with these changes it will make it much more obvious when there is nothing of interest in the scene.
Thanks! That sounds awesome/practical and I'm looking forward to playing it.
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Well hot damn, that escalated quickly. Looking forward to more updates, im glad i didn't get attached to Katherine
Will have MC/kat's revenge!!!
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