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Mar 11, 2012 Other 2 commentsНесколько документов по проекту, возможно, кому-то будет интересно ознакомиться (Base concept, Locations and sequence и т.п.).
Process
TrainYard Interactive | Released Dec 10, 2011
Process - is a game project in the adventure genre; its story takes place in several subway train cars. In 20 minutes a disaster will happen - the train will jump the tracks at full speed. The gameplay takes exactly the time designated before the crash. During this period in grim dimly lit interiors, combining cyberpunk and industrial aesthetics, the player is to figure out the situation, try all possible means of rescue and in the end take a brand new look at the portrayed events. It's a game about predetermination of events and the subjectiveness of perception of the surrounding world.
Truth is, it's hard to position the project as a full-fledged game. "Process" is more of an interactive installation or a small graphic novel. But technologically it's a classic first person adventure, panoramic locations with the capability of free 360 view and discreet movement between the panoramas through a point-and-click interface. The "Process" project is developed by TrainYard — a small team of independent game developers. Development is done remotely, in free time from main work.
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1 comment by dtFc7 on Jan 23rd, 2012
There isn't all that much interactivity in Process to call it a full-fledged game. The stress is made on forming an emotional background. The project is closer to an interactive installation, an experiment. The idea is to immerse the player into the atmosphere of inevitability, feeling of a dream and irreality of what's happening, using the audiovisual environment.
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Dec 11, 2011 Full Version 6 commentsThe TrainYard team has finished the development and testing of Process. Process tells about the events that happened 20 minutes before an inevitable train...
Process (Russian)
Dec 11, 2011 Full Version 0 commentsThe TrainYard team has finished the development and testing of Process. Process tells about the events that happened 20 minutes before an inevitable train...
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Wow, this Process is not so bad, but It take some time to thing carefully what Item to use or solve the puzzle! I'll give it a 10/10
Well done
Updated my review.
You've done well.
Seems nice, but I'm completely stuck at the beginning. I can't open neither of the doors and I found a locker in the floor with a box but I don't see any key for it... Otherwise - fun.
maybe you need a screwdriver to open the box
Process Original Soundtrack - Game-ost.com .
Great game played it the twice different ending :o got scared something would pop out when the lights went red :)
Lovely game, straight away i recognised the russian subway design (but slightly changed). It would be pretty cool if you can make it free roam instead of click and move. Otherwise otlichnoya rabota!
how to do it any walk through i found the small box in the trunk but i cant open it iam in the train
too bad i couldn't finish, watched the timer the last minute. i wish every point and click game had a button for "show all clickables", thats how i cleared the second best point and click game in my list :D
I don't understand why people are bitching about this being short. How is this bad for the game itself? "It's short, don't play", does that make sense at all? Being short is not a bad thing, it's a sad thing. This is a great game right here, I'd definitely buy a full version of this style of game. Very well thought, congrats to whoever did this.