how was this game made?

[JFK_360NoScope]

It seems like it uses 2D sprites but the animations and angles look too fluent to be. If someone could answer and/or tell me how to contact the devs it would be a big help.

[Ypulse]

it is full 3d game, but unfiltered
the first quake looked like this

on steam page

Engine Features:
Custom built engine, hand crafted art and sound.
1990s software-style rendering with unfiltered textures and polygon jitter.

[Guirssane]

custom build engine? really? it's expensive to create ur own engine, for an indie company that seems weird

[𒀭𒋾𒊩𒆳]

Originally posted by Guirssane:

custom build engine? really? it's expensive to create ur own engine, for an indie company that seems weird

It's not always expensive dude - you just have to know how to code... It's only expensive when you don't know how to implement and code certain logic and physics into a program's source and also when you use copyrighted libraries of code Intellectual property.

If you build everything from the ground up you don't need money - you need Brains and Time.

[Guirssane]

time is money you know :) But for such a small project it's quite doable yes. Take for example a engine build from scratch for a mmorpg well that takes time and therefore is expensive

[Abyssus_j]

Originally posted by ♔🦄 ミコト 🦄♔:

Originally posted by Guirssane:

custom build engine? really? it's expensive to create ur own engine, for an indie company that seems weird

It's not always expensive dude - you just have to know how to code.

^ this.

Off the shelf game engines are designed to cover a lot of ground for many different types of games. They come with a lot of overhead & you have to spend a lot of time learning their own workflows/apprach.

Making a basic game engine can be done in a few hundred lines of code.

Here's an open source example -> https://github.com/ccbytes/pyFortstory

[bwdm]

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