Side-Scrollers Reborn.

raiseyourfist · 2005-01-30T07:06:27

I have a concept for a game and am looking for people interested in working on it. It will be a multi-player only side-scroller shooter. Basically just deathmatch with a few other game modes. The concept would likely be way to bland without adding some flavour. First of all I've been discussing possibility of a two dimensional physics engine. Basically having crates and stuff that can be pushed, shot, rolled etc. Second of all the possibility of slow-motion as seen in The Specialists mod for half-life. While in such discussion, it became evident that a primitive form of rag doll physics would be possible. When you die, you fall over in a slightly cooler way. Throughout my discussions in chat rooms and with friends of mine I've been getting fairly good feedback. I thought I'd post up here to see if anyone is interested in this project. I'm looking for programmers, graphics guys, sound guys... if you have some talent and are interested, e-mail me at raiseyourfistandresist@gmail.com. [Edited by - raiseyourfist on January 26, 2005 9:27:20 AM]

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Started by raiseyourfist January 23, 2005 01:38 PM

10 comments, last by robert4818 20 years ago

yapposai

410

January 29, 2005 04:33 AM

best part is getting out of your damaged mech, and hiding in a corner. when the other person gets out of his mech to chase you, rush quickly and steal HIS mech! hehehe.

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robert4818

138

January 30, 2005 07:06 AM

If you haven't played that you should take a look at it...then see what you like for your game...

Ideas presented here are free. They are presented for the community to use how they see fit. All I ask is just a thanks if they should be used.

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