Just an update on why there haven't been many... updates on Emerge. After running a series of stress tests, I've found that there isn't much CPU time left on lower and mid range PCs. Having the AI on top of all the cube-world management may be too much.
Next up
In order to focus on the unique gameplay aspects of the game, I've simplified the world building aspects. I created a new branch of Emerge which uses the block-based structures and characters exclusively. The worlds shown here are generated at runtime.
A simple but powerful item interaction system has been implemented in Emerge that allows items to act intuitively. When an item is held, using the left mouse button can start a variety of actions, depending on the item and what you are looking at.
Big things are in the works right now, which is why I've been a bit silent. A lot of core gameplay elements have been added, like skills/traits. More importantly, I've been working on the game's advanced AI which weaves procedural narratives!
Watch your step!
Here's a look at one of the dangers in my upcoming game, Innocent Critters!
Playing with some distance rendering effects for a new concept.
Check out this scifi scene by Jason Kwak!
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/681R05
#3dart #npbr #scifi #cyberpunk #environment #office #computers
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