Viscera Cleanup Detail 2?

[galocinejo linux]

In the future you have plans to develop Viscera Cleanup Detail 2 ?.

[ChubbyJong]

Not that I know of, they usually just come up with DLC

[Linzombie666]

Originally posted by guzman-spain:

In the future you have plans to develop Viscera Cleanup Detail 2 ?.

Like what? Viscera Cleanup Detail - VR ? You have to use your own hand to pick up the trash?

[BlackEagle]

We're currently working on a new project that is not a Viscera Cleanup game. We hope to have a releasable prototype in some months time.

I can't say whether or not there will one day be a Viscera Cleanup Detail 2. Anything is possible.

[galocinejo linux]

Originally posted by BlackEagle:

We're currently working on a new project that is not a Viscera Cleanup game. We hope to have a releasable prototype in some months time.

I can't say whether or not there will one day be a Viscera Cleanup Detail 2. Anything is possible. :vcdmutant:

You use a new engine for this new project ?, because you can use Godot Engine that is free and open source. It'll give me my port for linux. xD

[Law Abiding Engineer]

Originally posted by BlackEagle:

We're currently working on a new project that is not a Viscera Cleanup game. We hope to have a releasable prototype in some months time.

I can't say whether or not there will one day be a Viscera Cleanup Detail 2. Anything is possible. :vcdmutant:

Any idea on what type of game it will be like, or is it too soon to say anything?

[BlackEagle]

A little too soon, but I can say it's very different from Viscera Cleanup Detail.

Originally posted by guzman-spain:

You use a new engine for this new project ?, because you can use Godot Engine that is free and open source. It'll give me my port for linux. xD

The project is also running on the UDK, simply because we've amassed a large code base for it after making many different games/projects for it, which makes things much easier.
However it's doubtful we'll use it again after said project. We'll likely use other engines such as UE4, or our own.

[tylr.e]

Originally posted by BlackEagle:

A little too soon, but I can say it's very different from Viscera Cleanup Detail.

Originally posted by guzman-spain:

You use a new engine for this new project ?, because you can use Godot Engine that is free and open source. It'll give me my port for linux. xD

The project is also running on the UDK, simply because we've amassed a large code base for it after making many different games/projects for it, which makes things much easier.
However it's doubtful we'll use it again after said project. We'll likely use other engines such as UE4, or our own.

I really hope you think over making a Viscera Cleanup Detail #2 cause damn that was fun, and the end left me wanting more cause What happend to bob?

[Arachnade]

Originally posted by NG Fedelta:

Originally posted by BlackEagle:

A little too soon, but I can say it's very different from Viscera Cleanup Detail.



The project is also running on the UDK, simply because we've amassed a large code base for it after making many different games/projects for it, which makes things much easier.
However it's doubtful we'll use it again after said project. We'll likely use other engines such as UE4, or our own.

I really hope you think over making a Viscera Cleanup Detail #2 cause damn that was fun, and the end left me wanting more cause What happend to bob?

uh that is already been answered if you figure out some things. Dont want to spoil it for you but its already in the game you just have to look for it.

[margotbean]

Originally posted by BlackEagle:

We'll likely use other engines such as UE4, or our own.

Your... own... engine??? I didn't think anyone did that anymore...
I remember a time when every new game that came out had its own engine, but doing so today? God bless you boys, and good luck to you! The idea is retro and next-generation at the same time. :D

[BlackEagle]

Haha, there are Engines and then there are Engines. If you're looking for a modern 3D rendering engine with all the bells and whistles, there are tons of engines to choose from, and really not much reason to make your own. We're unlikely to ever do that.

If however, you want something simple, like 2d pixel engines without all the overhead, making a simple engine in C++ with SFML is a breeze.