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As several of you know, Subverse is an upcoming adult video game that combines turn based tactics, shoot em ups, and screwing your virtual waifu's brains out, and is also notable for making around two million dollars on its kickstarter.
As of this writing, a new dev diary is out, showing off the new model of the player ship:
Said design was produced by Alexey Pyatov, who's work some of you might have seen before, he does a lot of milsci artwork.
I have to say, I'm not totally sold on it, it's got a very generic "semi-hard sci-fi human military ship" kinda style, and for all the work and detail used to make it, you could throw it into any of a dozen universes and it wouldn't stick out, and "easily lost in the crowd" is not really a good quality for a hero ship.
They also revealed a few details on the leveling system. Each time a character levels up, you get points that unlock or improve her combat abilities, which simultaneously improve her...uh, recreational abilities. I find this hilarious, because it means various builds will likely be described using the latter terms, and being able to tell noobs to go for butt stuff first or something sounds more or less exactly like the tone this game is going for.
As several of you know, Subverse is an upcoming adult video game that combines turn based tactics, shoot em ups, and screwing your virtual waifu's brains out, and is also notable for making around two million dollars on its kickstarter.
As of this writing, a new dev diary is out, showing off the new model of the player ship:
Said design was produced by Alexey Pyatov, who's work some of you might have seen before, he does a lot of milsci artwork.
I have to say, I'm not totally sold on it, it's got a very generic "semi-hard sci-fi human military ship" kinda style, and for all the work and detail used to make it, you could throw it into any of a dozen universes and it wouldn't stick out, and "easily lost in the crowd" is not really a good quality for a hero ship.
They also revealed a few details on the leveling system. Each time a character levels up, you get points that unlock or improve her combat abilities, which simultaneously improve her...uh, recreational abilities. I find this hilarious, because it means various builds will likely be described using the latter terms, and being able to tell noobs to go for butt stuff first or something sounds more or less exactly like the tone this game is going for.
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