Misaligned seams, fuzzy indefinable glitches, and other bothersome intrusions are all over the land. With a break-up and draw-in problem from hell, random enclosures become a haven for ugly shapes you never thought existed. Once you push up on the analog stick however things aren’t quite as rosy.
Extra details like cracks, watering holes, and spider webs throw the atmosphere up another notch, and fog and dust particles are used in just the right places. Excellent varied textures and decent lighting effects certainly help set the stage, and unlike past King’s Field titles people actually have faces now (the Beastmaster inspired no-puss from the older offerings are long gone). When the game is still it has to be one of the most beautiful RPG’s I’ve seen in ages, and is a screenshot lovers dream. Visually King’s Field is one strange cookie. We’re developing our own custom rendering technology for this game because it allows us to create what we envision – thousands of items on the screen at the same time with a great frame rate – offering breathtaking views of these living cities. We begin with the basics, and as new eras are introduced, new gameplay mechanics and features will build on what existed before. Building it this way was the logical choice. In the first stage of development, we’ve chosen to start with origin of cities in the late Neolithic era.
ANCIENT CITIES KICKSTARTER SIMULATOR
We dream, as you probably do, of a gorgeous strategy city simulator that can let the player develop their city through the ages in a realistic and immersive way. We love tech, strategy games, History, Archeology and cities. We want to say thanks to all the amazing people who make this possible. The game has been funded on Kickstarter and Indiegogo crowdfunding campaigns. The game has already been greenlighted and, once finished, will be available on Steam for Windows. Starting in with a nomadic tribe you will have to guide your people through the Neolithic revolution, discovering and improving technologies, managing resources and population, facing enemies, and ultimately, building the most fantastic city of the antiquity.
Herds of wild boars now populate your settlement map. We expect Ancient Cities to become a powerful platform for future productions, moving us more and more into the realms of History, exploring different places and ages around the world: Greece, Rome or Middle Ages… Ancient Cities v0.2.1 “Wild boars” is completed! New eras introduce new gameplay and game features over what existed before. It was logic, and it is also highly suitable for the project. We have chosen to start at the origin of cities, in the late Mesolithic era. Both gameplay and detail are important to us. We are developing our own custom render technology for this game because this allows us to render what we envision: Thousands of items on the screen at the same time with nice fps, offering the player breathtaking images of their cities.
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