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What do you think?

FellowPlayer @FellowPlayer

Good start so far, however music does not fit. And be careful using Unity's tree creator, there are quite a lot of 'floating' trees :P if you like assistance with Unity let me know.

FellowPlayer @FellowPlayer

You forgot to add the UnityPlayer.dll file, this file will not run.

Zychotic @Zychotic

Hey for the game i know this isnt really that important but my game is locked at 70 fps? maybe u can add a option to go higher, and also fix the menu whenever u click ur cursor dissapears overall AMAZING game cant wait till its finished :)

Meenix1 @Meenix1

Good game

9ine @9ine

I've played 3 minutes of the game and I already found a way out the map and explore under. I went up to the side of a mountain and simply kept jumping and pushing forward, until eventually I was out of the presumed playable area. Consider adding stricter barriers near mountain sides. A previous comment mentioned the music, which I can agree that a change is necessary. However, the game is pleasant on the eyes. The blurry aspect is present when you run forward and there is a temporary blur.

Game Soundtrack

3 songs

Displaced - Desert Theme

1.Displaced - Desert Theme
2.Displaced - Snow Theme
3.Displaced - Forest Theme

This is currently an Environment test that people can walk around in, there are no objectives or goals, just an actively developed Low-Poly environment

Displaced

Displaced (Name may change!) is a Low-Poly adventure game I'm experimenting with as my first game. Most assets are from the Unity asset store due to the fact that I'm trying to use the time to code rather than make models. The main idea is that you have 3-4 worlds. Forest, Snow, Desert, and Fire. You need to gather things and do tasks for NPC's to progress through the worlds. Each world will be more challenging.

There's no goal yet? Can I not finish?

No, there is currently no working scripts or code, it's simply an environment test to see if people can find glitches or suggestions to make the map greater. (There are tons of out of map glitches, some intentional, some not)