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I feel so bad for you guys, starting a cool project only for it to be ruined by, ya know, I don't really have to say it.
orange is the impsotor
I think this is really really cool. Keep it up man.
Also people just associate any astronaut wearing a coloured suit with among us and it really pisses me off.
among us
This looks amazing!Good job!
Inspired by classic western isometric RPGs (Fallout, New Vegas, Arcanum), this is hardcore role playing game set in space 20 years post major conflict over asteroid mining. Gameplay is defined by:
Role playing
Multiple solutions
Choice & Consequence
Optional but unlimited violence
Non-linear world
Heads up! We have a demo version available for download!
Guys, this has gone too far! :D
Be careful when meeting new people in Space Wreck - better holster your gun, otherwise, they get all tense. Additionally, if you try to talk to someone while holding a gun in their face, you'll get an appropriate reaction and options to say.
Lie detection is now automatic. And, yes, it sometimes opens new options to confront the NPC.
Loading...There are a lot of mechanics in Space Wreck but you don't have to use or even know about them to enjoy the game. Still, I wanted to at least hint players of possibilities.
So we put our GIFs on the loading screen.
If you are drunk when talking to an NPC, you get an additional dialog option - an insult.
While usually, this will close any future conversations with the person, it grants you a temporary confidence boost in form of a bonus of 5 maxHP.
Don't drink and spacewalk!
If you are intoxicated and roll a critical FOCUS failure on surface change (e.g. broken tile), you trip over and hurl through the space.
Be careful where you cut through the floor. It's a vacuum out there, after all.
You can cut through the floor to access the level below.
Granted if you have the cutter and pass the skill roll.
Change your clothes to stay under the radar!
Some groups in the game have specific uniforms - faction armor if you will - and if you wear it, you are perceived as a member of that group.
