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Inago Rage (Q1, 2004) Also looking for playtesters
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11/10/03 05:56
11/10/03 05:56
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Inago Rage (Q1, 2004) Also looking for playtesters
 Inago Rage by Dejobaan Games (www.dejobaan.com) is currently in beta-test. Above are some of the images from our in-production press package. Left column, top-to-bottom: 1. Mock-city, near ground level 2. "Swarm test" for sheer number of enemies 3. A "Parade Dragon" winding between towers 4. Player floating above the mock-city Right column, top-to-bottom: 1. Seekers and Parade Dragons in an arena 2. In-game editor editing the same arena 3. Particle effects test 4. Constructing a simple arena from scratch Inago Rage is planned for release in Q1, 2004. We are currently looking for playtesters. If you are interested, feel free to drop us an e-mail at support@dejobaan.com.
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Re: Inago Rage (Q1, 2004) Also looking for playtesters
[Re: Beorn]
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11/10/03 19:23
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Some data would be nice:
Filesize of the game, min requirements, optimal requirements and so on...
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Re: Inago Rage (Q1, 2004) Also looking for playtesters
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11/18/03 11:04
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Thank you all for the kind words! To answer some questions: > What kind of game will it be? Gameplay is based on the old '80s arcade games -- think Robotron or Smash T.V., in that Inago Rage challenges the player to mow down hordes of enemies and collect powerups. However, the player isn't just fighting in the arenas; he's also responsible for building them. > System requirements/target specs Our target is 50FPS on an AMD Athlon 2000+ with a GeForce 4 ti4200 and 256MB of memory. Most of the screenshots above achieve this, (though some boast higher and some, lower). Some new screenshots of an "enemy-less" level, wherein the actual level falls apart upon completion:  This makes use of a simple effect (fog planes), a tutorial for which can be found here.
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THIS IS COOL! 
