@megajohnachu Hey you, Connor!
Well... we're in a complicated situation. We didn't raise the funds to keep on moving. Turns out we had a plan B - which is being executed right now and we plan to announce it pretty soon.
Thank you so much for reaching out and stay tuned for more information.
It's summertime and Not Dead Yet just got updated with a 50% discount!
- Reworked the entire weapons system
- New perks
- Reskinned map
- New character skins
- & more.
Check it out: https://t.co/epPGun2JaK
#SteamSummerSale#Steam#games#indiegame#gamedev#UnrealEngine
Hey! Long time no see! We've been busy these last weeks, but for a good reason: Mefisto is a reality!
We're proud to announce that Patch v0.9.0 is finally out! :D
Learn more ๐https://t.co/K0I6teA4qA
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@DevSpacePrez @TheWorstGameDev UnrealScript for the win.
I read they abandoned it because it was a burden to maintain it and the return on investment was quite low, but now I'm pretty sure they have experience enough to create something big.
I'm really excited for 2021, hehe.
@OkbaAmrate@TheWorstGameDev @GabeTheDeadFish Unreal Engine is easy too!
People have some prejudice with it but it's just a matter of stop and read the basics, especially if you have some experience with Unity.
@Allison_Liem@TheWorstGameDev Hey Allison,
Unreal Engine is great for 2D games, actually, although not as complete as Unity. You can achieve great stuff with it as well.
Although as a full-time Unreal Engine dev I must say, C++ in Unreal Engine is quite a pain in the ass for lots of reasons.
@TheWorstGameDev@BitrichInfo Unreal Engine 4.
1. Productivity
2. Easy to have good graphics
3. Easy to ship stuff
4. Great community
5. Great Marketplace