https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbDQSOmwA20
http://www.nightworkgames.com/ Announcement will be on the 25th.
Adrian Carmack, not John. Sorry, folks.
Update:
Romero, Carmack tease new FPS
posted in
Other Games
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbDQSOmwA20[/youtube]
http://www.nightworkgames.com/ Announcement will be on the 25th.
Adrian Carmack, not John. Sorry, folks.
Update: [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7-nKfsEevA[/youtube]
http://www.nightworkgames.com/ Announcement will be on the 25th.
Adrian Carmack, not John. Sorry, folks.
Update: [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7-nKfsEevA[/youtube]
Honestly, Romero was a visionary back in the day but is way past his prime now.
The last "big project" he has was Daikatana 16 years ago and that game was a total flop
Honestly, Romero was a visionary back in the day but is way past his prime now.
The last "big project" he has was Daikatana 16 years ago and that game was a total flop
The last "big project" he has was Daikatana 16 years ago and that game was a total flop
I mean romero made 3 masterpieces, a few forgettable games, and then a flop and then basically retired for 16 years, only getting a credit for helping to lead the design of a facebook game, so at this point theres no way of knowing whether he'll return with a bang or another flop now that hes (hopefully) returning to his roots
reminds me a lot of George Miller's career
I mean romero made 3 masterpieces, a few forgettable games, and then a flop and then basically retired for 16 years, only getting a credit for helping to lead the design of a [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravenwood_Fair]facebook game[/url], so at this point theres no way of knowing whether he'll return with a bang or another flop now that hes (hopefully) returning to his roots
reminds me a lot of [url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/]George Miller[/url]'s career
reminds me a lot of [url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/]George Miller[/url]'s career
fatswimdudereminds me a lot of George Miller's career
Or how about George Romero
[quote=fatswimdude]
reminds me a lot of [url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/]George Miller[/url]'s career[/quote]
Or how about George Romero
reminds me a lot of [url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/]George Miller[/url]'s career[/quote]
Or how about George Romero
Towering giants of gaming, I'm weeping with thanks that I might once more nuzzle at their ample fps bosom
Towering giants of gaming, I'm weeping with thanks that I might once more nuzzle at their ample fps bosom
you gotta be more specific when saying "Romero & Carmack", man. Everyone in the thread is talking about John Carmack but the guy in the video is Adrian Carmack, who also worked on Doom.
you gotta be more specific when saying "Romero & Carmack", man. Everyone in the thread is talking about John Carmack but the guy in the video is Adrian Carmack, who also worked on Doom.
DoctorMiggyfatswimdudereminds me a lot of George Miller's career
Or how about George Romero
i mean george romero made solid movies up until '85 and then just kind of churned out a cashgrab every few years when he needed to up until '09 and i dont think he plans to return now that hes 76 years old.
kind of a different story but then again he does have the same name as both people i talked about so i guess that makes up for it
[quote=DoctorMiggy][quote=fatswimdude]
reminds me a lot of [url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/]George Miller[/url]'s career[/quote]
Or how about George Romero[/quote]
i mean george romero made solid movies up until '85 and then just kind of churned out a cashgrab every few years when he needed to up until '09 and i dont think he plans to return now that hes 76 years old.
kind of a different story but then again he does have the same name as both people i talked about so i guess that makes up for it
reminds me a lot of [url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/]George Miller[/url]'s career[/quote]
Or how about George Romero[/quote]
i mean george romero made solid movies up until '85 and then just kind of churned out a cashgrab every few years when he needed to up until '09 and i dont think he plans to return now that hes 76 years old.
kind of a different story but then again he does have the same name as both people i talked about so i guess that makes up for it
Enterimyou gotta be more specific when saying "Romero & Carmack", man. Everyone in the thread is talking about John Carmack but the guy in the video is Adrian Carmack, who also worked on Doom.
I'll take any Carmack I can get
[quote=Enterim]you gotta be more specific when saying "Romero & Carmack", man. Everyone in the thread is talking about John Carmack but the guy in the video is Adrian Carmack, who also worked on Doom.[/quote]
I'll take any Carmack I can get
I'll take any Carmack I can get
Enterimyou gotta be more specific when saying "Romero & Carmack", man. Everyone in the thread is talking about John Carmack but the guy in the video is Adrian Carmack, who also worked on Doom.
Sorry. I wasnt sure how to word the title.
[quote=Enterim]you gotta be more specific when saying "Romero & Carmack", man. Everyone in the thread is talking about John Carmack but the guy in the video is Adrian Carmack, who also worked on Doom.[/quote]
Sorry. I wasnt sure how to word the title.
Sorry. I wasnt sure how to word the title.
John Carmack was basically the high invite player that carried the shit out of the dumpster high-open team that was id software
John Carmack was basically the high invite player that carried the shit out of the dumpster high-open team that was id software
Any time a dev mentions rocket jumping, I still get a little wet.
Also at the end it says "TO GET BLACKROOM, YOU MUST FUND THE KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN, BY JOHN ROMERO", which is probably a reference to the end of Doom 2.
Any time a dev mentions rocket jumping, I still get a little wet.
Also at the end it says "TO GET BLACKROOM, YOU MUST FUND THE KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN, BY JOHN ROMERO", which is probably a reference to the end of Doom 2.
Also at the end it says "TO GET BLACKROOM, YOU MUST FUND THE KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN, BY JOHN ROMERO", which is probably a reference to the end of Doom 2.
So hyped, hope I can get some spare money together to back it
So hyped, hope I can get some spare money together to back it
https://gyazo.com/5e3693753b6f35f7f1c7b72bdca175cf.png
holy shit this is amazing support right now
[img]https://gyazo.com/5e3693753b6f35f7f1c7b72bdca175cf.png[/img]
holy shit this is amazing support right now
holy shit this is amazing support right now
http://puu.sh/pmK38/1ea609bfbb.jpg
rest in peace :\
[img]http://puu.sh/pmK38/1ea609bfbb.jpg[/img]
rest in peace :\
rest in peace :\
they actually postponed the kickstarter until they have a working demo game for the public to play iirc
they actually postponed the kickstarter until they have a working demo game for the public to play iirc
sopshttp://puu.sh/pmK38/1ea609bfbb.jpg
rest in peace :\
Dear Backers,
After listening to the gaming community since we've launched the campaign, we've decided to give you what you've asked for: a gameplay demo of BLACKROOM. The team is at work on a demo which demonstrates the kind of gameplay, look and innovative, cool features that make BLACKROOM truly unique — the things we’ve waited years to put into an FPS and which make us incredibly excited about this game.
There’s a hitch here, a hitch that’s making us do something that’s right for the game, the team, and the community: we’re pressing “PAUSE” on the fundraising campaign for BLACKROOM to complete this gameplay demo. Simply put, this will take more time than the Kickstarter has left, so we’ve decided to suspend the campaign and launch a new one when the gameplay demo is ready. We believe, however, it is the right choice. Thanks to the community feedback, we know we should have included it at launch.
Your support for our game and our vision has been incredible and valuable. You've already proved you want this campaign to succeed, and we believe a gameplay demo will get the rest of the gaming community just as excited for this game as you already are. We will, of course, honor backer achievements in the next campaign. We’ll add an extra something for those of you who continue to support us and we will be in touch to collect your information to reward your support in the next campaign.
While we're working on the first gameplay demo, we welcome you to stay in touch with us at nightworkgames.com and @nightworkgames. Sign up for our newsletter for regular updates. You’re also welcome to email us at info@nightworkgames.com.
Fondly,
John, Adrian, & The Night Work Games Team
[quote=sops][img]http://puu.sh/pmK38/1ea609bfbb.jpg[/img]
rest in peace :\[/quote]
[quote]
Dear Backers,
After listening to the gaming community since we've launched the campaign, we've decided to give you what you've asked for: a gameplay demo of BLACKROOM. The team is at work on a demo which demonstrates the kind of gameplay, look and innovative, cool features that make BLACKROOM truly unique — the things we’ve waited years to put into an FPS and which make us incredibly excited about this game.
There’s a hitch here, a hitch that’s making us do something that’s right for the game, the team, and the community: we’re pressing “PAUSE” on the fundraising campaign for BLACKROOM to complete this gameplay demo. Simply put, this will take more time than the Kickstarter has left, so we’ve decided to suspend the campaign and launch a new one when the gameplay demo is ready. We believe, however, it is the right choice. Thanks to the community feedback, we know we should have included it at launch.
Your support for our game and our vision has been incredible and valuable. You've already proved you want this campaign to succeed, and we believe a gameplay demo will get the rest of the gaming community just as excited for this game as you already are. We will, of course, honor backer achievements in the next campaign. We’ll add an extra something for those of you who continue to support us and we will be in touch to collect your information to reward your support in the next campaign.
While we're working on the first gameplay demo, we welcome you to stay in touch with us at nightworkgames.com and @nightworkgames. Sign up for our newsletter for regular updates. You’re also welcome to email us at info@nightworkgames.com.
Fondly,
John, Adrian, & The Night Work Games Team
[/quote]
rest in peace :\[/quote]
[quote]
Dear Backers,
After listening to the gaming community since we've launched the campaign, we've decided to give you what you've asked for: a gameplay demo of BLACKROOM. The team is at work on a demo which demonstrates the kind of gameplay, look and innovative, cool features that make BLACKROOM truly unique — the things we’ve waited years to put into an FPS and which make us incredibly excited about this game.
There’s a hitch here, a hitch that’s making us do something that’s right for the game, the team, and the community: we’re pressing “PAUSE” on the fundraising campaign for BLACKROOM to complete this gameplay demo. Simply put, this will take more time than the Kickstarter has left, so we’ve decided to suspend the campaign and launch a new one when the gameplay demo is ready. We believe, however, it is the right choice. Thanks to the community feedback, we know we should have included it at launch.
Your support for our game and our vision has been incredible and valuable. You've already proved you want this campaign to succeed, and we believe a gameplay demo will get the rest of the gaming community just as excited for this game as you already are. We will, of course, honor backer achievements in the next campaign. We’ll add an extra something for those of you who continue to support us and we will be in touch to collect your information to reward your support in the next campaign.
While we're working on the first gameplay demo, we welcome you to stay in touch with us at nightworkgames.com and @nightworkgames. Sign up for our newsletter for regular updates. You’re also welcome to email us at info@nightworkgames.com.
Fondly,
John, Adrian, & The Night Work Games Team
[/quote]
Please
sign in through STEAM
to post a comment.