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Earth: Year 2066
By BrendRoku | Released Apr 16, 2014
Project: Earth is a first person sci-fi apocalyptic open-world RPG game inspired by such video games as Fallout and Half-Life 2.
STORY:
You play as a survivor of a nuclear war between USA and China. You became a half zombie because of radiation. You need to get to the safe place, called "GOD'S HOUSE" to survive. Dangerous journey is waiting for you.
GAMEPLAY MECHANICS:
You need to find food and armors to make your health well. You need to find items and weapons to increase your skills and chances to survive. You can also find very rare loot in some unique and unexpected places.
MAIN FEATURES:
-Huge open-world with a lot of quests and characters.
-Strong, Nonlinear story with a lot of great characters and unexepcted events.
-A lot of guns and armors to customize.
-Unique craft system.
-Unique tree of skills.
-Different kind of enemies: from raiders and zombies to robots and mutants.
-Special survival mode for backers.
-Coop and multiplayer.
Steam Early Access is available now! Store.steampowered.com
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Latest News: Update 1 of Earth: Year 2066 is available now!
0 comments by BrendRoku on Apr 20th, 2014
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We are working very hard on the game, so here is first update.
New:
- Night mode
- Crosshair
Fixes:
- stabilised recoil
- fixed jump height
- fixed speed movement
- fixed bug with getting out of terrain
- other different bug fixes
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Highly skeptical after Jim Sterling did this video.
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Or you could always make your obviously hastily, stitched-together with zero effort game, and not even worth comparing to free flash games circa 2004, free.... you know, like a not money-grubbing scumbag
Man, that game was so bad
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This concept sounds brilliant! I'm tracking to see if this follows through