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What a beautiful game!
It looks amazing and runs real smooth!
I love the mystery the game brings so far, all alone on an island, felt really different from other games I've played.
Looking forward to seeing more of this!
I also made a video about my experience, feel free to use it in any way to promote this masterpiece!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Vww1fbEWd0&feature=youtu.be
Love the vistas and landscapes! Really remind me of Myst for some reason :) And that's good! :D Gonna be really interesting to see where this is headed! :)
My walkthrough of the Alpa right here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM2sQfm5P8E
Stay rad everybody!!
/RadiCarl
Are the surroundings supposed to turn blurry when I look around or move?
Looks promising! :D I Don't Say This very often!
As soon as I fired this up, I was amazing how beautiful it was. I'm shocked that this was actually built in Unity! It kinda felt like a game like Fable or Elder Scrolls more than an indie game.
Graphics are nearly-perfect. I did see one graphical glitch, but considering this is an alpha build, I'm impressed I only found that one. The sounds were crisp and clear, and the gameplay was nearly flawless despite this being a very early build.
Controls were great, except on controller support. I could map everything but being able to look around. Not a negative thing, mind you, but if you're planning to add controller support, it's something to start thinking about.
To paraphrase what I said in the video, this has the opportunity to be a massively successful game. Definitely keeping my eye on it!
Iborea - The Acheron's Journey, is a first person adventure game focused on the exploration of an island through beautiful environments, without violence or action scenes where you cannot die.
Game description:
You're Acheron and has been sent to an island to retrieve an artifact that will help prevent a war between the various tribes inhabiting Iborea and avoid self-destruction. During the exploration, you will find books, diaries and notes where part of the history of Iborea and the artifact is explained.
This is an alpha version and the game is still under development, your goal in this version is find the entrance to the underworld.
Iborea was made for a Myst JAM hosted on itch.io by Sophie Houlden (January 2016). The development of the alpha version lasted about a month and was created only by Juanjo Barcelo, lead artist of Luminy Studios.
How to play:
Use WASD to move the player and the mouse to move the camera.
Use the SPACE BAR to jump.
You cannot run, this is an exploration game without action scenes and you cannot die.
Use ESC to show the menu.
Some considerations about Alpha version:
The alpha version doesn't have a save system, so if you leave the game you must start from the beginning.
The alpha version doesn't have inventory, so you can't collect objects.
Minimum System Requirements:
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD equivalent
RAM: 2GB
OS: Windows 7 32-bits SP1
Video Card: DirectX 9c compliant card with at least 1024MB of VRAM
Free Disk Space: 750MB
#adventure
