Before I start, let me clarify some confusion

I didn't want to say that this game is in conceptual phase and much less I am a newbie just starting to do things with the source engine, I have been doing content with garrysmod, like model and some few maps and that gave me a great experience.

What was the real problem with this game?

First let's start with the worst problems of the Source Engine 2013

1- There is no documentation unlike other engines such as unity and unreal engine 4.

2- The Displacement of the valve hammer, have a problem and that is that to optimize them, it is not as easy as Reduce polygons to a model in blender.

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It has more options, but of course the displacement reflects the darkness better.

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3- Everything was great almost at the end of the development, until the page of Interlopers.net fell and no longer allows me to copy what came out at the end of the Valve Hammer and almost I charge a complete map because of the update of the counter strike source, I had to outdated" to finish with certain maps of the game.

What could I change?

Well, the most important things to improve impressions.

Examples

*Details that don't affect performance so much.

*More Traps for both your character/enemies

*Better English translation

*Remove weird details that don't make sense

More Custom Sounds?

It would be necessary to see, because most games "In general" use sounds very similar to each other, example like hitting wood, metal and rock, I find almost no difference in certain games and I do not intend to put sounds of "Very Old Cartoons" that is not the theme that I wanted to give.

Finally, the supposed "anthropomorphic dinosaurs" that you saw, are not really that in the lore, this is a "Peculiar" detail of the lore of the "World of Hartdam"

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PS: don't be fooled by that "white skinned" human, I swear that it will be "very unlikely" to see it in the present day of this world because of certain issues that happened some years ago.

* Grass has been added to make the environment look less chaotic at the start. * Fixed two of the fox ffg aiming animation positions when aiming. I noticed some strange things at the beginning, then I'll see what to do.

Before wanting to launch the game and starting it, I had planned something more ambitious, but you know in technical and logical terms, you have to calculate what you know how to do.

Problems with certain maps?

Although this has been made in an engine where it will be easy to create your own maps and certain concepts, there is something to keep in mind: when you want to make more detailed maps it requires a certain sacrifice to the fps in the case of the structures generated by the hammer and that was the biggest problem in the development.

Is there anything serious that needs to be corrected?

Being completely honest, there is no terrible bug or at least what I have been able to test after about 50 games testing map by map, even so I will try to correct certain visual details "if I have time"

Why do I charge for my game?

Look, there are Unity games with much more "simplistic" graphics than this one. Even if you don't think the environments are that great, know that I just wanted to give it an "extreme optimization." I wanted to take advantage of this potential for the Source 2013 engine.

Aside from the physics in Half-Life 2, which I see people love and want to get the most out of them. You'll see that paying for this game will help you "support and motivate me to create a better game in the future." Because the truth is, it's missing certain things to make it stand out more to the public, and although I feel a bit sorry, I appreciate some of the respectful criticism I've received, and if I have time, I'll update it to try to improve it.

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