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HPRZ: The Syndrome
8 years ago

DevBlog #2 | Timeline of the game development process


The HPRZ project was designed by gamers, and is intended to be something quite different from all survival games on the market. Among these differences, specific features that will make the player unable to take into account only other players or hostile NPCs, but also pay attention to the basic needs of someone who needs to survive in a catastrophic scenario. The player, to stay alive, must take into account climatic variations provided by seasons and their particularities, for example.

HPRZ: The Syndrome is being developed based on the Unity game engine, to be an open-world multiplayer game. A team of programmers, modelers are working in a massive way to finalize the first major phase of the project: the prototype.

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