New Blood Interactive hints at something very Fallout-esque

sweet!

 

Strange that people would want it to be post-apocalyptic....

THAT'S BEEN DONE.

Not every game needs an apocalypse, you know.

 

Shots fired.

 

If anything, I’d wanna see a cyberpunk setting done well for once.

 

This happened a few months ago

Spoiler

 

Is that an invitation

 

You know it's kinda sad that Post Apoc has become this ubiquitous genre in gaming specifically on the open world genre, not because of an artistic itnention but because it gives you an out on having to fill those open world with anything other than bandits, mutants and monsters so you don't need to build settings with good narratives and the like and gives you an excuse to have very few characters.

 

Best I can do is mid 20th century retro futurism ^__^

 

Good point. I didn't even think of it that way.

 

Not ready to reveal that yet

 

As much as I love the Post-Apoc genre it really has been done to death. Getting to explore a retro futuristic world will be fun. I have to ask though. In terms of theme and atmosphere will your Fallout spiritual successor have a serious atmosphere or will it be more goofy like the outer worlds? I always wanted to explore the dark totalitarian dystopia before the bombs fell. F4 is really disappointing in that regards.

 

"10 Years"

 

Well, he never said it wasn't dog years.

 

So pre-apocalypse, huh? Is this an Omega Syndrome inspired title by any way?

https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/the-omega-syndrome-game-lost-to-time.123265/page-4#post-6641575

 

Omega Syndrome, that's what it was! I couldn't remember the name when we talked about this stuff the other day.

 

that one was recently added to my inventory

 

No this is actually the first I'm seeing this game, heh. Might need to check it out.

 

red888guns is working on the project, he confirmed after someone asked a question about the game being shown briefly in New Blood 2021.

 

What kind of screenshot is that. Should have just linked to NMA.

/Edit: Also Mark Morgan