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by cuttinged
3D physics based surfing game. Use w a d or arrows to control surfer. Can walk on the island but there is nothing currently there.
More breaks. More game stuff, like energy level and experience points. A variety of waves will be added at each break. Improvements in wave, physics. Eventually to make a story and stuff to do on land to get to other breaks, get other boards.
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trent3rd 5 years ago
Physics Game GraphicsI like the physics system but the graphics
BackNowhere 4 years ago
Physics AnimationHey Ed,
Just checked your game out on steam, looks like you have made a boatload of improvements since you posted here.
I have seen some game-play footage on YouTube and there still seems to be frequent bugs with the player movement. I think it would pay off to iron out the kinks in the player movement before adding peripheral content.
Personally I also believe your pricing is far too high. Especially for 'Early Access'. With one break, and not much else to do, I would put the fair price at <$3USD.
At least with a lower price you might be able to get more testers/reviewers. And then put the price where you want it once people start responding more positively to your product.
Anyway, this is obviously an *extremely* ambitious project for one person to undertake, and I wish you the best of luck during the rest of the development cycle.
Daniel Griffin
Just checked your game out on steam, looks like you have made a boatload of improvements since you posted here.
I have seen some game-play footage on YouTube and there still seems to be frequent bugs with the player movement. I think it would pay off to iron out the kinks in the player movement before adding peripheral content.
Personally I also believe your pricing is far too high. Especially for 'Early Access'. With one break, and not much else to do, I would put the fair price at <$3USD.
At least with a lower price you might be able to get more testers/reviewers. And then put the price where you want it once people start responding more positively to your product.
Anyway, this is obviously an *extremely* ambitious project for one person to undertake, and I wish you the best of luck during the rest of the development cycle.
Daniel Griffin
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