Hello! As a heads up, we will no longer be posting smaller patches and monthly development updates to IndieDB. Very large demo releases will still be added on rare occasions.
The game is still due to be out, but you can follow future development of it on both our itch.io and kickstarter pages:
Pastaspace.itch.io
I'd say the game is closest to Freelancer. It absolutely is NOT a clone of it in any way though. Understand?
It's an open world space game, the world is entirely handcrafted with over 70+ star systems, and content ranges from various side-stories and points of interest, full fledged quests, randomly generated one-shot missions, and a linear campaign for both singleplayer and multiplayer.
Demo 1.7 will be out October 8th, mark the date and tell your friends!
You can check the minimum requirements on the Steam page, here:
Store.steampowered.com
But the basic rule of thumb is if you can run a Unity game, you can run this. It's not going to run on a laptop from 2006, but most modern computers will be able to run it at a decent framerate.
Yep, we're hoping to still have it out this year.
You should check the minimum requirements for yourself, and try out the demo. While it's currently unoptimized it might give you some idea of whether or not you can run it.
Patch 1.4 will be out soon, to see all the changes it'll bring, check our monthly devlog on Kickstarter here:
Kickstarter.com
We plan on having mod support (though at launch it'll start with the essentials and most commonly modded aspects and gain more through updates).
Stay tuned on translations, we're still in talks with localization teams.
Freelancer is a great game, but it's fifteen years old and bound by the limitations of its development. Even with mods, only so much (or to be honest, very little) can be done. Something that isn't the case here.
Basically at a glance while this has similarities, it has a lot of differences. You can fully walk around on stations and planets. You can own multiple ships and switch between them, there's actual quests and dialogue rather than just the same three randomly generated missions over and over again, the economy reacts properly to your actions, actual beam weapons, bosses with complicated mechanics. And thanks to stretch goals, being able to get out of your ship, etc, etc.
There's a lot, and I've seen a few unfortunates think of this as a clone, rather than the actual intent, which is to take a classic and build off of it in ways that are impossible with such a game.
Only $750 to go, thanks to all our backers so far! Because of you, dreams... don't die.
Patch 1.2 will be out soon, bringing forth things like some saving improvements, and some UI and speed improvements.
There's a bigger bug in Fallout 4 that causes more complicated scenes to interrupt and stop playing, even when they're flagged not to.
My only advice for the more complicated scenes is STAND BACK and LET THEM PROGRESS. If you're smashing into NPCs and hitting them, it's not going to work, and that sort of behavior is just bound to make Maxwell mad anyway.
I tried some initial conversions to the Special Edition for Enderal. Obviously most things don't work at all, but the cells at least ran MUCH MUCH better. I know you guys didn't seem to have any plans to convert over to the SE, but once SKSE64 is out, you might gain a lot from doing so, especially in terms of performance.
It only opens for a few seconds when all the levers are flipped.
Then shoot it again. It's a boss, it has a lot of health.
You installed some other tree mod that causes them to be far too large.
Reload a save before entering the park. You were TOLD nobody comes back, you should know what to expect.
You didn't do the sidequests and didn't look around, and you expected to get a good ending? Come on man, seriously? You've nobody to blame for that at that point but yourself.
Make sure you talked to your companion, stand back, and let the scene progress without interrupting the NPCs.
Make sure you're set to load loose files.
This means the scripts aren't running, which means you aren't loading the loose files for whatever reason.
It's currently Thursday here. But it doesn't matter, because I wouldn't be releasing immediately on Saturday anyway, more closer to noon.
This is quite a bit bigger than Tales from the Commonwealth.
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