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BIG. CHAD. ENERGY.

You’re a legend, Az :D

It’s something at least! 😂🫶

No official name just yet, but “Project T-1000” is the temporary name we have for this game for now :D

@@IMISelf nice

Not really? Among Us is more of a social deduction / party game; T-1000 is a singleplayer Stealth game more akin to Metal Gear Solid or Hitman. I guess both have some shared elements of stealth and disguise, but it’s a very slim comparison imo XD

Oh we have plans for dynamic music, don’t you worry bout that! I LOVE composing and producing stuff, so making the music for T-1000 is gonna be a blast for sure 😁👍

That is similar for sure! Health as a resource isn’t something new, I’ve just never seen it done in the way we’re doing that with T-1000 :D

Yeah, it’s an interesting idea for sure, health as a sole resource! :D

Thank you! The models are currently just placeholders until we have all planned features in place, just so we don't rush anything and can plan out artwork properly :)

@@IMISelf also, smashed the Subscribe button, you got me interested!

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Thank you! ❤️

they finally fixed tf2 and all we got back was pixels and circles wtf

We wanna try to make it memorable and as replayable as possible, but we'll see how it goes! It's been fun so far for me and my playtesters, so it's a good start :D

Appreciate it! We’re able to handle finishing the demo at first, and if we need to do any further crowdfunding, we shall! :D

I hope so too! 🙏🙏

I’d say if the T-1000 Terminator starred in a top-down Action/Stealth game. You can camouflage, create weapons using metal, etc. But that same metal is also your health! 😁👍

@@IMISelf sounds cool, thanks for explaining

Nice indeed :D

Yes

plz come back dani

You can actually block/exclude tags on Steam which will remove them from the Discovery Queue, such as "Fighting". You click on your Steam profile in the top right, click "Store Preferences", scroll down to the section "Tags To Exclude" and you can type in certain tags you want Steam to filter out. Just a little pro tip! 😁👍

We can only hope! Though, if you do like Karlson you might get a kick out of this 😁

@@IMISelf sounds skibidi i think ill fanum

Thank you! You’re not wrong, two of our biggest inspirations were Mirror’s Edge and Portal! 🥰

Thank you! Hoping you have fun playing the demo 😊

@@IMISelf 2-2 is kinda hard, in the real game, if it's the same, can you make it a bit easier?

We're very open to adjusting stages, and I know for certain that 2-2 is a pretty difficult one, so you can expect us to probs get around to tweaking it a bit before the next update XD

Hope you have fun! :D

omg noooo no way, how could MY OWN playtester say such vile things!?!? :P

I mean Dani is still alive and working, so who knows! XD

Listen, if you like Karlson, you might get a kick out of this :P

Thx ☺️😁

There are probably some unintentional similarities between the two, so if you like Karlson you might get a kick out of our game! 😉

Bless 😊🙏🤣

The algorithm knows you well enough then to lead you here 🤣

Dawg 🤣

I think the controller/egg example you provide there is really good! Probs something we could’ve brought up in the original video as well XD Our company values making fun games over games that is solely for profit. Obviously we want some return on our hard work, but at the end of the day no one’s gonna play our games and keep coming back to them and recommend it to others if it isn’t fun to play. That’s probably why we have the outlook and angle on accessibility we point out in the video, which I don’t think is an incorrect one. At the end of the day, we just want people to enjoy the stuff we make. 😊 Thanks for your comment! 😁

VR is not planned at the moment for Just Keep Running, but who knows! :D

There is demand for it, so perhaps in the future we’ll have console releases! 😁

Cool I am excited for full release

Of course you can put in those eggs or nuts, but as I brought up in the short, it then becomes important (if it is possible) to make a substitute that caters for those who can’t have those eggs or nuts. The choice should be there for the people that need it. That’s why, for example, the modern/simpler control scheme in Street Fighter 6 is a setting you can opt into, and not something they force upon players that don’t have issues with/want to play with the classic Street Fighter control scheme. Accessibility options should be just that. Options, not forceful changes. I don’t deny that there are benefits to people’s development because of video games (especially challenging ones), but some people might not be able to access those benefits because of, again, issues they cannot control. Some people want to work out and get the benefits from working out, but a certain machine or exercise might not be optimized or catered for their specific accessibility needs, and they need to find another machine or alternative exercise that works for them! Games shouldn’t get rid of the challenge, not at all. They just needs to make that challenge more accessible. Those are some great points you brought up, so I appreciate it! 😁 (And if you have those studies on accessibility, do please link them to me, cause I wanna do some research into them)

@@IMISelf I'm totally with you, if it's not cutting into the content itself the few extra hours of development to make the controls accessible is worth it and every dev should do that. I can't seem to find the study, I'm sorry. In short they explained the declining benefits of gaming from making them easier and more accessible for an broader audience, for example the compass pointer that brings you where you need to be... no planning skills, no orientation, no reading comprehension etc. All valuable skills I learned in video games, you were thrown into a world that was magical, unknown and hostile, most modern games totally dismiss this in favour of "quality of live" elements and take their players hands and guide them through everything. I'd love settings for my RPGs that would disable "quality of live" elements, so I could play for example Skyrim like I played morrowind... finding clues and reading through texts to find my nemesis or treasure... not by following an arrow on top of the screen

I wish you good luck on your game dev journey! 😁👍

indie games are better when it cames to accesibillity i have found

Ooh, I just searched up what this was. That’s really uncomfortable, I don’t see how that passed playtesting 😔

@@IMISelf i'm just glad that other studios (like most under sony) know about this audio thing because flashbangs have the same effect on me as the menus in starfield👍

And they keep on coming. It isssss what it issssss 😆

Of course, I’m just using the baking metaphor as a way to easily explain the importance of accessibility. In games, most often you would want to give people a substitute, AKA a choice that people can choose or not. Like an option in the settings menu that allows you to slow down the game time, which could help players with motor and/or cognitive problems. Giving people a choice is great, but you don’t try to force changes if you don’t think everyone will be accepting of it. 👍

Then it's just the cake example how in any world could accessibility compromise the normal players and using "normal" is also alienating in it of itself soo...