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Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Introducing.. The Exit!

Hi, guys! It's me, yeah i'm still alive, duh!
And even better now, that I will publish my very first game for the very first time.

All these times I've spent my spare time learning a few game engine such as Unity and Construct 2 and already made a few small games and now... I'm ready to upload them for you.

Starting with my first game (actually its the second one, and the first one using Unity).
It is a first person horror game called... "The Exit".
It is somewhat similar to a very popular horror game a few years ago, Slender: The Eight Pages. I'm sure all of you have heard and played it. Even more, the engine I used for this game is the same engine and version that made Slender: The Eight Pages.

Its a very simple game that asks you to just find "The Exit".
And I admit it, you'll find something really odd, and even worse, you'll find it not scary.
That is exactly why I need you to just at least try this game and give it a comment. Anything would be helpful, if you think the ghost is not scary at all, give it a comment, or maybe you thought its a little less challenging, tell me. So basically, YOU are one of the testers. I'm not gonna lie, I'm a newbie to this whole "Game Development" thing, and I work alone, and even more, I only have my spare time to work on my game projects. But don't worry, the game is now on Version 1.0, thanks to good peoples on Facebook that have played my game. Thanks a lot!

Now, for the details of the game, it is currently available on 32-bit Windows OS, but I will add for 64-bit later when I can (I don't have a constant internet connection most of the time).
As for the system requirements, it doesn't need a GTX Titan Z, 64 GB DDR3 RAM, or Intel Core i7 to run this game. Most everyday laptop would handle it (turn low settings for a smoother experience), and even a 5 years old PC would do this game like a charm. Now for the size, its only about 13 MB. Yes, you're not wrong, IT IS 13 Megabytes. So whats the hold up? Download now!!!


Download Link (File Hosting - 13 MB) :

http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/517145/The%20Exit%20v1.0%20(Windows%20Standalone%2032-bit).rar

Sunday, December 22, 2013

DOTA 2: First Impressions

G4m3rFr34k is beyond GODLIKE. Someone KILL HIM!!!!!

Who doesn't know the epic, jaw-dropping moba DotA 2?
Almost every creature in the known universe knows DotA 2 (maybe i'm a bit too overreacting here xP).

Defense of the Ancients a.k.a. DotA is known for its fun, uniquely created moba gameplay. It's been known by the Gaming society all around the world thanks to IceFrog, the founder of the game.

The first DotA game was just a map mod for Warcraft III. So in order to play the game, you need to own Warcraft III (of course, *sigh). Since the release, the mod had received a plenty of positive reactions over gamers widely, and IceFrog keep updating the game by delivering new heroes, game modes, items, abilities, etc. And that's how a single mod became such a big title as we know now, DotA.
Later, the well-known developer and publisher of the legendary Half-Life franchise, Valve teaming up with IceFrog to make a sequel of DotA, known as DotA 2.
And this is where we start to discuss about this epic game.

At first, DotA 2 entered a beta phase where only a few selected(or can be considered lucky) players can play the game by using DotA 2 Beta key. And now, the beta is over and the game can be downloaded for free via steam here.
Next, we'll talk about the features inside the game.

The first aspect is Gameplay, the gameplay of DotA 2 is exactly the same as the first installment. But there's a minor changes made in DotA 2, such as all-in-one shop(so the players won't have to move from a shop to another, just press F4 and the catalogue will show up instantly), matchmaking, party, etc. Other than that, the core gameplay doesn't change to make sure the first DotA players can play DotA 2 easily.

The second aspect is the interface, this is where the major changes occured in DotA 2. Valve really change a LOT of this aspect from its predecessor, a huge modification from main menu, to in-game HUD really makes a brand-new DotA style. The main menu is quiet simple and minimalist. The in-game HUD is easy to understand (but sometimes it's a bit confusing for DotA 1 players). The graphics is also a brand new, it makes the game more adorable, immersive, and addicting.

And last, is the controls, the controls of DotA 2 really shaped up a bit easier and accessible, espicially for begineers. Also, the hardcore one can find no problem playing the game.

So, I'm listing some of the key features while I play the game(I only play the game about 30 hours). Here are some key features I get from the game :


  • Everything is exactly the same as DotA 1, except for shops, buildings, skins, heroes, and environments.
  • The game's graphics changes significantly from DotA 1.
  • The game's mechanics are same as DotA 1.
  • The new game's interface looks really cool and easier to understand.
That's it guys, I hope you enjoyed my review. And.. happy gaming! :D

Edit: Here's the screenshots of an early game in both Dota 1 and 2, for comparison (Ctrl+LeftClick to gain a better view) :