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Infinity: Battlescape

Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 8:48 am
by another_commander
An amazing space sim has just hit its Kickstarter target and is getting funded: Infinity: Battlescape.

The engine powering this project is simply jaw-dropping and has been in development for many years, as a hobby project. It features completely seamless transitions from space to planet and back, in a 1:1 scale. The gameplay so far is sinple PvP pew pew, but the potential here is just huge.

Good luck to the I-Novae Studios guys in getting their project completed and in production; I, for one, am looking forward to installing this game when it comes out. Not putting any pics here, I'll let you discover it for yourself, if you have not heard of it before. ;-)

Re: Infinity: Battlescape

Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 9:50 am
by Disembodied
Oh, that does look stunning ... a shame it's probably going to be Windows only (Mac and Linux support depends on hitting a $1.5m stretch goal, which seems unlikely).

Re: Infinity: Battlescape

Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 10:14 am
by ClymAngus
Disembodied wrote:
Oh, that does look stunning ... a shame it's probably going to be Windows only (Mac and Linux support depends on hitting a $1.5m stretch goal, which seems unlikely).
Well there are stretch goals and "we don't really want to do it so we're going set the cost to ridiculous." Stretch goal.

Re: Infinity: Battlescape

Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 2:20 pm
by Cody
It does look good, gfx-wise (been keeping an eye on it for a while), though it is all set in one star system, yes?

Re: Infinity: Battlescape

Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2015 1:51 am
by Commander_X
Cody wrote:
It does look good[...]
That it does, although with a twist.
I tried one of their client/server builds couple (or more ?!) years ago, when they were still inifinity-universe. While the space/planetary looks were on the stunning/awesome side, the station/ship renderings were definitely not at the same level (not even close). I wish them smoother delivery this time.
I remember I stumbled on their site while watching some nice volumetric fractal-based nebulae they pulled out of some nasty math. You can still admire them here.