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Deuz GT @deuzgt_23

Se ve de locos.

No Fancy Graphics, no Epic Shading. No, only basic shapes.

And that's great, way more unique. Oh and the fact that it's made on a custom engine.

Mucha suerte y ojalá termines el juego

(Debí comentar hace mucho tiempo lul)

Nicus! @NicoOMG

Se ve bastante prometedor, espero en un futuro poder jugarlo che :D

16bitnights @16bitnights

Keep grinding, bring this project to life !

Untalaugustus @Untalaugustus

Played the demo! the game looks great!

I overall enjoyed it. I like the atmosphere and the puzzles, but the jump feels weird. I know it's mostly a puzzle game, but there are platforming sections so making the jump feel less floaty would be nice..

I also appreciate the Zoom out button!

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RTG - The Ray-Traced Game

Version: 0.9.17 days ago

First public demo of RTG, updates are planned.

RTG is a sci-fi puzzle/platformer featuring unique rendering method: CPU based ray-tracing. Dive into game's strange world, solve gradually challenging puzzles and, piece by piece, unravel mystery behind what you see and experience.

> RTG on Steam

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#puzzle #platformer #raytracing #scifi #arcade #retro

Development Stage

Early Access

Engine/Language

Published On

April 9, 2026

Game Website

VDIndie @VDIndie

5 years

RTG quick devlog : game builds are finally more consistent (main menu, saving progress, options, etc..) plus implemented 'moving platforms'. Providing you short animation as always. :)

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VDIndie @VDIndie

5 years

Something from RTG archive. Test level for testing camera code. Prior to this, camera was firmly fixed on player, so I added a bit of camera trailing behind and dampening. It's happening in fraction of second, but the result is way more "fluent feel".

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VDIndie @VDIndie

5 years

I want to put some consistency to game builds (as until now levels where run only from editor), so I prepared simple main menu. I kind a like it, so I'll keep it. Nice is that you can directly benchmark your CPU RT performance there.