The game is good, it's commercial quality, and it will sell just like any other good game with proper advertising. Just don't let the game get to the wrong hands and you're gonna do good... ooh and put it on download.com (again the advertising)

OK , so target it's kids ; i thiught showcase 2 was really for commercial ones
, for more older people with games like FPS war , horror(silent hill) and
why not more adult and adventure like Another Day or Myst etc ...

yeah , so if target is kids : yes you'll have chances to sell it.

i thought showcase 2 was for above level games only like Byu Byu rocket or Ostradamus !


Phemox :
"in contrast to buying a normal retail game from $35-45"

I said it's not 35$ or 45$ : for Dark Project 3 only 10 $ or less to buy it , and lot of others RTS, adventure, RPG commercial games you can find them for
5 $ or less equivalent in Euros !

Thanks for the comments.

well , let's stop

no , i only thaught showcase 2 was for games like byu byu rocket or orstradamus
and some others ...

i understood now what means showcase 2

i have nothing against your game at all , i just thought Showcase 2 was for more
bigger oens like Byu Byur rocket , but that's not the case

even if i said yo have used simple textures, simple concept , never saidit was bad ,it's perhaps very good, and i think it will be perfect for kids

Ciao

Man that was harsh TheExpert.

Look at how the gaming market works before you make comments about what will sell. Sure I could go out and buy Deus Ex 2 for a tenner, but if I'm only intending to spend a tenner on a game it's unlikely I'm the sort of person that wants to play that high-end game.

Actually I'm more likely to be somebody with a fairly modern computer but one which doesn't have the latest graphics card because I don't play much. I see the game, I think "nice concept", I think "aww that could be fun and easy to just pick up here and then", I think "looks about as good as a PS2 game, I'll have it!". He's aiming for this market, not the hardcore gamer market.

Having said that the success of LIVE ARCADE in the early stages of the 360 suggests that even these "hardcore gamer" people, those who opt early into consoles usually, buy these games also.

See, theres plenty to take into account here. Oh and buy the way, have you never seen any of the Super Monkey Ball games? Just whilst your making your wild graphical standards statements.

Moving onto the criticsm.....

The environments are really nice, the skycubes and particle effects are cool. It's all a bitty dark but then I guess it is space. Maybe brighten up the menu screen. I'd give the new, load, option buttons a bit of a makeover too. Just to make them more appealing. Actually use the in game ones, they are really nice. It might be cool if the cats ship had some sort of underlighting if you know what I mean.

Can't really comment on level design till you play these sort of games but it looks cool, well built at least.

My only worry in terms of gameplay is that it could get repetitive but I doubt your expecting people to sit for hours at a time so theres not too much risk there.

Yeah, I like it! Depending on the price I might just pick it up. Then again...I'm a serious gamer....maybe I'm not interested in good games.

It is looking good, Only thing I did not like about your last game was that there was no animations to the cat. Hopefully this one has some sort of animations heh. One thing you should do is make the levels a lot longer and wider. Because you are not using complex levels this should give you an advantage. Use different Textures, like maybe the moon, mars etc... instead of just using galaxies. Also exactly what is the story behind this? Like in the end what happens? Did you save time and space itself from collapsing? Are there enemies that follow you around? Does this cat have weapons? like shooting at the bridge to bringing it down. All of this will make your game even more appealing. As for future generations it would be cool to make the tracks a lot bigger sort of like the size of race tracks add some cool particles on the side, also maybe some sort of mecha the cat is ridding making it high tech. etc...

Edit: Also it would be much funner if the angle was closer, you know like race car games or whatever. This will make sure the player can't really see the entire level from up top which kind of keeps that element of suprise. Also try to not kick shaders all out. maybe have an option to turn on and off.

Edit2: One of my questions is how do you plan to publish it?

If you want to be chainsawed, simply make an ass out of yourself in this post. Seems I have two volunteers.

First. "TheExpert"
Do you know what constructive critism is? Obviously not. You are breaking the rules of this fourm witht he way you have acted.

Second "Stansmedia"
If I didn't already plan on setting you on fire for posting such huge images, I would do it because you've proven yourself a fool. Idiots like him are going to talk. They know they can't produce so they put down anyone who can. You're levels are on par with games like "Marble Blast Gold" (google it) and it is published. There is no need to listen to him. Simply say "Thank you for your comments." and go on with your life.

ok, here's a somewhat nicer reaction from me : your game looks like it has improved a lot since i played the first Kitty Karnage demo, with nicer backgrounds and such. well, i might not be looking photorealistic, but i don't know a single puzzle-like game which does, and why WOULD it? i like the style of your game, go on and good luck!

I think the levels are visually appealing, myself .

I wont comment as to whether or not it's commercial quality because..well..I doubt I know what that might be anymore than most of you do.

I dont really think that you should be fireballing it like its God awful looking and has no structure, gameplay basis, etc. Criticism is one thing, like..maybe you "experts" have specific sugestions..? But..I don't think that's really the case. I think you aught to be constructively critical, or not critical at all, as we are a community of people with the same goals in mind.
We're not supposed to be acting crabs in a barrel.

As for my opinion...it's very pretty...but I would have to see a playable version and play it before I could say much about it..but I like what's been done with it visually. Compared to some of the other one man projects I've seen here, it's got potential .