#Prodeus game kickstarter skin#
#Prodeus game kickstarter software#

Prodeus Kickstarter (Finished) By Immorpher, Main Everything. I really think ID took what was happening in the community and added it to Doom 2016, but that was after the dev began working elsewhere (I think).Īlso in Prodeus news. Its all due to one problem: the checkpoint system. With amazing art, gameplay, soundtrack, weapons, and replayability, this is the Boomer Shooter you’ve been waiting for.

#Prodeus game kickstarter software#

ID didn't seem to make a turnaround on Doom 2016 until the Doom modding community starting to get a lot of hype around it with projects like Brutal Doom. Prodeus is being developed by Michael Voeller and Jason Mojica of Bounding Box Software who have a combined 25 years FPS development experience, along with talented freelance artists and designers. And around that time Rage came out to mediocre reviews. And it began approaching a decade in development hell. But back then the prospects of 'Call of Doom' wasn't looking good. Yep, were early this week dear listeners This episode covers the impressive Kickstarter-backed retro FPS Prodeus. It made sense that ID hired him since he had experience developing some of the Call of Duty games and he was working at ID as a VFX artist. (it rocks though right) 3 replies 1 retweet 58 likes.

#Prodeus game kickstarter skin#

Copy link to Tweet Embed Tweet That is a Kickstarter Backer skin built just for backers, forgot I had it on. Back when it was being called 'Call of Doom' by gaming media and was looking like a Call of Duty game but in the Doom universe. ProDeus (EARLY ACCESS, GO BUY) ProdeusGame. They are currently surpassing their goal of 52,000. Prodeus is a Brutal, Hyperviolent FPS Prodeus is helmed by Jason and Mike, two industry veterans, whove worked on titles such as 2016s DOOM and the Bioshock series.

If youve seen the way I map for Doom in any of my past streams, I work more or less the exact same way in Prodeus. Prodeus, currently on Kickstarter, has the potential to be another excellent example of this FPS renaissance. Specifically the dev who was there, was there during the time where they were just beginning to work on Doom 2016 (I think). 5 hours ago, Immorpher said: I hear Dragonfly textures as he goes. Perhaps they wanted to work on something smaller. The textures and general atmosphere feel a lot like Doom 2016 and even Doom 3. Prodeus promises old-school shooter action inspired by Doom and Quake, presented in a smart hybrid style that evokes the. They promised to release on steam, but got enticed by whatever money were tossed their way by Epic, making it exclusive to the epic launcher.Oh, that explains a lot. The game features a hand-crafted campaign from industry FPS veterans, a fully-integrated level editor, and a built-in. It reaches the quality you expect from a AAA experience while adhering to some of the aesthetic technical limits of older hardware. I'm really wary of this whole kickstarters switching platforms as we saw with Phoenix Point's kickstarter project. Prodeus is a first-person shooter of old, re-imagined using modern rendering techniques.

It doesn't mention platforms, though you do say early access which could mean steam.

Anyway, I hope the choice of going with unity doesn't cause too many problems in the fps lag department, as it seems to do with all the first person games. Watching that timelapse of your level editor at work reminded me of the old days sitting for hours on end designing multiplayer levels in quake way back in the day. Instantly got an oldschool doom feeling, only with more. After starting pre-production in early 2021, we launched our first crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter later that year.