Dysmaton (Formerly "Forgotten City") Demo Version by Silver Spook Games
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| Release Date | 3 July 2017 |
| Release Type | Freeware |
| Demo | |
| Content Advisory | Mild | Suggestive dialog | Mild |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Setting | Sci-Fi |
| Genre | Other |
| Story | Original |
| Play Length | Demo |
| MAGS | Entrant for Theme " Special Edition Rescue" in June 2017 |
| Language | English |
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| Graphics | Other, 32-Bit Colour |
| Downloaded | 730 All Time |
About
"Creating new homeworlds always means a lot of trial and error. Our world... well, this one's an error."
Synopsis:
Settlers of a new space colony got off to a rocky start, but eventually built up a happy, thriving metropolis... Then the machines took over.
Noria, a young engineer, lost everything the day the automated police forces went haywire. Now, on this failed new homeworld, she needs to survive the hostile environment, dodge the malevolent machines lurking everywhere, and manage her own painful memories of lost family and broken hopes.
This is a prototype / demo version created in a month for the MAGS June 2017 competition. Full version currently in development!
| SilverSpook | game development |
| Dislocation | Story and programming |
| Neofeud | Writing, Programming, Art, Music, Voice Acting |
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Comments
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It looks great but feels incomplete gameplay and story-wise. I love what I saw though. It's a glimpse of something bigger and truly fascinating.
I really enjoyed playing this demo. I am really looking forward to the full game.
Awesome art, setting and game play, great work, even for a short game promises a lot. And I was glad to see I didn't instantly died when letting the robot see me. (nod)
Voice acting top notch.
Very well done... I'm just wondering where the "rescue" part of the game was? (roll)
This demo has fantastic visuals and atmosphere, but it's just a small taste of what's to come. Still, Silverspook paints a well written and visualized world with a promising protagonist.
Although this was just a small taster for a larger project, this has got everything: badass music, great art & animation, decent voice acting, a couple of nice puzzles and heaps of cool. If I was ever on the fence about buying Neofeud, this has pushed me off of it (into the yes garden).