A Fitting End - Episode 4 - Duskers
1Join me as I adventure through a largely deserted universe. I will pilot my drones and visit many derelict ships and space station trying to figure out what actually happened to cause all of this.
Drones will be lost, tears will be shed but we'll push ever onward until the bitter end in search of answers and maybe a decent pub or two.
I think this is a great little game. It's fun, suspenseful, tactical and the story is intriguing.
Using command line brings back memories from when I first started playing videos games. It also adds to the tension when the pressure is on.
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About Duskers from the Developers website http://duskers.misfits-attic.com/FAQ.html
What is Duskers?
In Duskers you pilot drones into derelict spaceships to find the means to survive and piece together how the universe became a giant graveyard. In film terms it's The Road meets the first Alien movie. In game terms: It's a rougelike with elements of dungeon crawling and real time strategy, but in a survival horror setting that focuses on subterfuge, and adapting to survive.
When I created Duskers it was really around a feeling: of being alone in the dark, of isolation, of being surrounded by old gritty tech that could only give you a partial picture about what's going on around you, like the motion sensor that goes off, but doesn't tell you exactly what's out there. I like the idea of needing to rely on that tech, and the claustrophobia and isolation that would cause.
It's a tactical, survival horror, roguelite?
Command Line interface?
I wanted the gritty tech to be a first class citizen in the game, so I made it have a command line interface (where you type in commands for the drones to execute. The commands are not complicated, though if you want to you can chain them with semi-colons, and create aliases to issue more complex commands with a simple alias.
If you want to purchase the game to play yourself then why not visit their steam page:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/254320/
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