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http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=708992754
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu6YSDU1GoQ
DoN's alpha/demo is coming soon for you to try out yourself, until then check out the video above and let me know what you think!
The road ahead:
All this is an enormous amount of dev work and also the reason why I haven't released new videos for so long. The game is being rebuilt from ground up and this is a time-consuming process with many technical hurdles to cross.
I will be releasing DoN to Greenlight as soon as a working prototype with a small collection of plants, insects and reptiles is ready. Beyond that though, the dream of creating a rich nature paradise including birds, mammals and many other species depends solely on community interest.
If this idea resonates with enough people, the game will be developed further as a rich and diverse ecosystem with many different biomes and natural phenomena.
I realize it's been ages since I posted an update. Some good news:
DoN has fully embraced nature! The game is now a pure nature/ecology simulation focusing on the inter-relationship between flora (plants and trees) and fauna (insects, reptiles, birds and mammals). Ecological elements such as weather, changing seasons, plant and animal lifecycles will be fully simulated and true to nature.
Players can select from the following gameplay modes:
* Solitary creature: Explore the world as solitary creatures (prey/predator/both depending on their position in the food chain)
* Eusocial colony: colonize the habitat by controlling eusocial insect colonies (honey bee colonies, ant colonies, etc)
* Creator mode: Design a biome with plants, insects, reptiles, birds and mammals of your choice and watch the simulation flourish or join the action directly by controlling a creature or colony.
No more RTS/strategy gimmicks - this is exclusively a nature game now!
I'm aiming for Greenlight submission by the end of this year so I have enough time to work out exactly what direction the game is going in.
If you simulated life cycles as well a bit like Sim Ant then the player would need to breed and take care of their young in order to dominate the garden.
The simulation builds into the Gameplay..