There are some big things in the universe, some of them are really big and appear on Kickstarter. The games that this episode’s guests are working on are no exception.
Adam Woods, Frontier Developments producer extraordinaire, working on Elite Dangerous and Russ Clarke, founder of Payload Studios working on TerraTech, both join Neil Hickton, Andy Buick and Smiley Dave to chat about their games and a few other things besides.
Elite Dangerous should require no introduction, David Braben’s brain-child of awesome grows bigger and stronger by the day, helped along to where it is now by a very successful Kickstarter campaign. It is now reaching critical mass in the form of a Beta hitting PCs from the 29th July.
TerraTech is no less adventurous and daring and the heavily customisable mining exploration combat game is currently nearing the end of its Kickstarter campaign - go check it out and back them – and we are sure you will like what you see. They are so close to being funded...
In a highly controversial decision developer Frontier has made the decision to allow players to buy ships with real money in their long running game Elite: Dangerous, sparking outrage amongst the community.
'Elite Dangerous' lets you live any kind of life you want in space. From dogfights with pirates to peaceful science missions, there's an option for every playstyle.
What do you mean by quietly?
They announced it last week along the other games that was released yesterday on PS+ Extra/Premium.
They are trying to make it look like a casual drop, while trying to make it look like it outshines Starfield.
Great game, sadly abandoned by the developers due to the different version it ran compared to PC.
Plenty of hours to be had, we just miss out on a bunch of cool features and story development compared to PC players.
I was bummed when they announced they wouldn’t be bringing Odyssey to consoles. That was when I really began losing active interest in the game. Up until then, I already had about 800 hours invested in the game.
Nah I'm good this the dev team that had console plans then decided not to and only work on the PC version why would I support a trash company
its ok. its def a pc game that made its way to console randomly. been out for a few years so its not exactly "new".
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