Deliver Us Mars developer Keoken Interactive has laid off the majority of its staff after struggling to secure funding …
Larian touches on its next projects, sharing that the cinematics will be bigger and better than Baldur's Gate 3's.
From Innersloth, the creators of Among Us, Outersloth is a fund for indie developers looking to sustainably and freely make the games they want.
Outersloth aims to share their success and support indies with friendly terms that help developers make their fun, clever, and original games.
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All games mentioned:
➫ Battle Suit Aces
➫ Mars First Logistics
➫ ONE BTN BOSSES
➫ Rogue Eclipse
➫ Mossfield Archives
➫ Project Dosa
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All nice and well but i want to see that in real gameplay on a console...and Hellblade 2 dont cut it....
The industry model and standards and who's in place to approve/disapprove have changed ^ what Keoken is feeling now is much like the Mobile burst 15 years ago. Expect more to come out of your own finances. Investors are treating games like movies and now (thank$ a lot for involving yourself hollywood) only the big (and money blind) investors get involved, effectively killing a lot of content that would come out with proper non-gate-kept and/or with incentivized funding.
And when you only make a fraction of your games worth on gamepass you suffer
Sorry but i couldn't care less, Deliver us Mars was as woke game as they come, climate change disaster, all female cast plus only a comic relief indian guy (it takes only 5 minutes into the game for the main female character to say how smart she is compared to the guy), evil white guys, ugly females, then add generic gameplay and puzzles (how many times do you have to cut things with a laser for gods sake), you can't change anything in how the events develop so 0 agency in the story, sub par graphics even while using UE4. So well, go woke go broke, that's how it works.
That stinks but with a 68 average critic rating on their games probably made it difficult for people to invest considering there is a bloat of games getting made these days.
You guys will be back with team strength and funding !