Terminusoid is a short cinematic platformer set in a dystopian deserted world. The Last Flying City and transport voships are powered by Gravite - a valuable element mined from the movable mine. Armed vodrones comb the desert and eliminate fugitives trying to escape the city and get beyond the wall... Comming soon to PC
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Terminusoid is a short cinematic platformer set in a dystopian deserted world. The Last Flying City and transport voships are powered by Gravite - a valuable element mined from the movable mine. Armed vodrones comb the desert and eliminate fugitives trying to escape the city and get beyond the wall...
The game has two endings.
The beginnings of this project date back to 2011, it was then my first serious attempt to create my own game, before I came up with the idea for the game Venineth, and started working in a gamedev full time. Back then I posted my progress on terminusoid.blogspot.com and here. The project was abandoned and resurrected many times, but I kept thinking about it.Recently, I motivated myself enough, reduced the scope to a minimum, and it's done.
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What program is that you are modelling with in that video?
Very interesting :D
Brilliant. Graphically it looks a bit like my work. I'll be tracking for sure.
This keeps looking great. Will there be a progression or economic system at all?
Love the art direction. Tracking!
Looks interesting. Tracking :)
Looks quite a bit like Machinarium which is epic so i am really excited about this
Is the game dead?! please no..
it's looks great! love your art style!!
Wow, this actually reminds me (partially) of a game idea I had a while back. I'm definitely tracking. Brilliant pencil work (at the very least, looks a lot like A+ pencil work)