Time for un update on how Xenocider is shaping up. We recently met in Madrid for another work weekend, which is always fun as we all live in different cities away from each other. This means lots of planning and design work, lots of debugging,
Xenocider for Dreamcast keeps growing! Presenting the Transistor Highway, our most detailed stage design to date, and all kinds of new mechanical enemies and obstacles. Also, introducing Omagonium, a ruthless stage boss inspired by classic Dreamcast shooter Rez! Pre-order Xenocider today in order to receive
Xenocider for Dreamcast keeps growing. As the time for a new episode of our Dev Diaries approaches, we thought it would be a good idea to let you guys take a look at the wraparound cover artwork for the game, courtesy of comic book artist
It’s been a while, hasn’t it? So first of all, Happy New Year (a bit late for that), Happy Chinese New Year (about the right time for that?) and Happy Shenmue III year if things go as planned, right? RIGHT?? Let us not forget about
We just came back to our homes after reuniting in Madrid for an intensive work weekend, mainly focused on turning Xenocider on a more complete, playable (and re-playable) experience. We all live in different cities, so we keep each other updated via Skype or Hangouts
Welcome back to the Dev Diaries! It’s been a while since the last episode, so let’s take a look at our most recent progress, shall we? We give you a closer look at the new enemy designs for both Planet ORL (the swamp) and the
Xenocider for Dreamcast keeps growing. Our latest stage, the Atlantean Reserve, is now fully playable and only the boss is missing from the following video. We are working on it thought and it’s looking fierce and awesome and we hope we’ll be able to show
To those of you who already trusted us and supported our litte-but-somewhat-ambitious project by pre-ordering Xenocider for Dreamcast, thank you, thank you, thank you! Our shop has been active for just a few days, but boy it was a great start! Our demo, your feedback
We like to believe we listen to our audience. After the hangover of our failed Kickstarter campaign, fans of both the Ameba and Xenocider projects suggested good old pre-orders. We weren’t sure if that was a feasible option, as we have never wanted to become
We said work on our projects had not ceased and here’s a little proof of that. Xenocider swamp stage, Planet ORL, is now virtually finished and fully playable… and that includes some nasty multi-headed boss from our previous video 😉 Plese note this is real Dreamcast