Phr00t is happy to announce that their futuristic, open-world first-person action-RPG, 3079, has made its way on to Desura in all its Minecraft-with-guns resembling glory!
Call us crazy, but considering the current popularity of both of these things, Minecraft + first-person shooter surely equals big success. That is why we are keeping an eye on 3079 – a game that looks and feels like Minecraft but incorporates elements from Fallout 3 and first-person shooters in general.
In our latest developer interview, IGHQ spoke with Jeremy Vight a.k.a. Phr00t, creator of “3079.” As an open world role playing game, 3079 takes the gamer on a journey to bring peace to a world experiencing devastating war. A random generator system ensures that each player will have a unique and exciting experience. Jeremy was a pleasure to talk with and we’re grateful to him for taking the time out of his schedule for our readers. 3079 can currently be found for $12.99 retail, and a demo of the game is also available to play for free.
The developer of the 30x9 series including games 3059, 3069 and 3079 has released his Kickstarter campaign for his latest game, 3089. This is RegretZero, covering the story.
Thank you RegretZero for the story! I'm working hard on this game and I hope you all will enjoy it. I really want to get to lots of features I couldn't get in 3079, like smooth terrain, weapons based on customizable parts & more unique quests. Thank you all for your support!
"Remember the IndieFort? It was a pretty great bundle from GamersGate with quite a few games that, to me, felt like a breath of fresh air from the usual bundle offerings. Well, like all good bundles, it's back again for a new round with six more games. Also like the last bundle, the six games being offered are rather eccentric and unusual, which is exactly the kind of games I love.
Of course, this means you might be rather perplexed about whether or not this is the bundle for you. Well, I'm here with my usual bundle review to set you straight on all six games on hand. Skip past the break for the full scoop."
