Well, this is it. It's time to get (at least partially) serious. I've been fumbling aroud with Unreal Engine and other toolsets for the past few months and have finally set in stone my plan to use a custom game engine for Paranoia's finished release. To bring you folks along for the ride, I'll be doing development streams as frequently as my schedule allows, as I work around the clock to bring this vision to reality. A few details we should get out of the way immediately: - I am not a professional. I have no prior experience in the game industry and in fact would still be considered a hobbyist by any reasonable standard. - I am willing to be fully honest and open with any questions you have. I want to build Refractor as a brand built on honesty, no matter how cold. - The engine and all other software developed by Refractor will be open-sourced. Game assets remain proprietary so you will still have to purchase the game to actually play it. - For the time being, the streams will be on my personal YouTube channel. I am in no rush at all to get a business channel set up. Meet me here: [previewyoutube=lYeKZPPZ_-g;leftthumb][/previewyoutube]
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Conniption: Paranoia is a first-person survival-horror game, and it may just be one of the most terrifying games, if not the most terrifying game, you’ll ever play. The gloves are off - and the demons are out to get you.
There's just one problem: You still have to fight them somehow. And you didn't bring a gun.
Summary
An after-school search for a missing person quickly develops into an all-out nightmare on steroids, and ropes you into a previously undiscovered sector of Hell - the Spirit World. An unforgiving dimension which is an exact mirror of ours, filled to the brim with demons, ghosts, ghouls, zombies, and almost any monster imaginable. Its discovery the result of a catastrophic experiment failure, you will soon find out that there's more under the surface than you first imagined.
The fate of the world, both living and dead, rests on your shoulders.
A Unique Experience
By effortlessly blending elements of survival horror, psychological horror, investigative horror, fighting, and adventure genres into one neat litlte package, Conniption: Paranoia provides a truly unique experience that will keep you hooked.
- Explore a terrifying sector of Hell that nobody knew existed... until now
- Battle zombies, ghouls, demons, mutated bacterial parasites, and more - even including some creepypasta and folklore inspired monsters
- Fight to survive against aggressive ghosts that are bent on destroying you - learn and master the use of experimental technology to defeat them
- Stop a powerful cult from reviving an emperor and destroying the world
- Master first-person fistfight combat, dodging, and block timing
- Stock up on grenades, throwable weapons, recovery items, and more - you'll need it, because there sure aren't any firearms in sight
- Upgrade your character to become more powerful - boost distinct values that may just give you the edge you need to escape the Spirit World alive
- Driven by Unreal Engine 5, the next generation in game engine technology (dislaimer: trailers are recorded in Unreal Engine 4 as of now)
- OS: Any OS running Linux Kernel 5.7
- Processor: Intel Core i5-3570K / AMD FX-8310 or betterMemory: 8 GB RAM
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon Vega 7 (Ryzen 7 integrated graphics model) or better
- Storage: 60 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: Performance Mode (1920x1080. 60 FPS) ||| If using integrated graphics. more memory may be required ||| You can use the command "uname -r" (minus quotes) in your distro's command line to find your kernel version
- OS: Any OS running Linux Kernel 5.18
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4790K / AMD Ryzen 3 3100 or betterMemory: 12 GB RAM
- Memory: 12 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 5600 or better
- Storage: 60 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: Cinematic Mode (1920x1080. 60 FPS) ||| Ray tracing is not guaranteed to work or perform well on Linux - requires Nvidia RTX 2000 // AMD Radeon 6000 or later ||| You can use the command "uname -r" (minus quotes) in your distro's command line to find your kernel version
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