Welcome to a new episode of our Dev Diaries! Today we want to show you how Xenocider came to be, from our first proof of concept to what the game will look like when you download the demo. Remember this is coming soon to Kickstarter! Don’t
Check out our latest video update, now including enemies! Xara jumps, shoots, and eventually dies in this short test. Collision detection coming soon! Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel. You also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, SoundCloud and now LinkedIn!
Welcome back to the stage of history. As you probably know already, my name is Carlos Oliveros and I’m the all-around communications officer here at Retro Sumus. Why I remind you of this is because I’m about to introduce you to the team behind Xenocider
Main character new model: check. Running (pun intended) on real hardware: check. Made-from-scratch 3D engine: check. Stable 60 fps: check! — Nuevo render de nuestra protagonista: sí. Corriendo (nunca mejor dicho) en hardware real: sí. Con nuestro motor propio hecho desde cero: sí. Y a
Read original post here. Retro Sumus is a small European development team, currently working on new and exciting projects for the PC, Mac, Dreamcast and Saturn. Ameba is one of these titles, and very likely the first to see release. Battle Club Gaming were fortunate
After our last video meeting, we felt like sharing a wip screenshot of how Xenocider‘s dessert stage is shaping up. Hope you like it! By the way, yes, that’s exactly 60 fps the game is running at. Also yes, the title of this post is a
Tras nuestro paso por el podcast de The Dreamcast Junkyard, hemos podido responder también las preguntas de Rock And Rol Games, a quienes conocimos en RetroBarcelona cuando pasaron por nuestro stand y se interesaron por nuestros proyectos. Os dejamos el vídeo recién publicado en su canal. En
Last sunday, I joined Tom Charnock and the rest of The DreamCast Junkyard team for the 20th episode of the DreamPod! We talked Dreamcast, Saturn, Neo Geo Pocket… and more specifically RetroBarcelona, Pier Solar, and of course Ameba and Xenocider. Some new and exciting detailes
A todos nos sienta bien quedar con amigos a los que hace tiempo que no vemos. Uno se pone al día, reparte abrazos, cuenta anécdotas recurrentes de ocasiones anteriores y, por regla general, vuelve a casa contento. Personalmente, así es como he vivido este estupendo fin de
Welcome back to our Dev Diaries! Want to know what the enemies in Xenocider will look like? As you know from previous entries, 3D designer Abel del Dedo creates all our graphic assets with Blender. To make sure we are doing things right, we use