Hi everyone! We wanted to take some time to give you some more insight into the character we showed off last week. Today I'm going to share some of the process that we went through in making him as well as some of the influences that had a major impact on how he looks now. I hope you enjoy hearing about him as much as we enjoyed making him.
Even though our art style is pretty rough, we wanted to give you a peek as to Due Process will eventually look like. This is the model of attackers that will be in the game soon. I'm sad to say goodbye to the block dudes, but we knew they'd have to go eventually. In the coming weeks, we'll introduce the art style in a lot more depth, so stay tuned.
Over the weekend we got a chance to play some games with a YouTuber named BlueDrake42. Check his videos out if you'd like to see some very recent game play footage or check out his channel here. He'll be putting out a series of videos this week based on our test session. Along with Due Process, he also makes videos of shooters such as Arma 3, Insurgency, and Red Orchestra.
This Thursday (July 3rd) at 1:00 PM Pacific Time, our development team will be on stream playing with Indie at twitch.tv/Indie. We'll also be answering questions in the stream chat. He's a big supporter of in development and alpha games games and we're really happy to be on his stream. I hope to see you all there!
Due Process has finally ready to do closed alpha testing! The game has reached a point where we want to get more people playing it. There are a few things that I need to mention about the alpha though.
1) The game does not yet function outside of North America. While it's something we're working on, the game only functions on our server right now. That means that playing overseas will likely result in unplayable lag and ruin the experience for everyone. Fixing this is high on our to do list, so hopefully that won't be the case soon.
2) Voice chat is required to participate in alpha testing. Due Process is heavily based on communicating and coordinating with your team. Quite simply, if you are not able to talk, we can't let you into the test. Eventually voice chat will be built into the game, but for now, we use a mumble server.
In a few weeks, we'll be hosting scheduled test sessions where we invite people from the pool of alpha testers to play in closed sessions. If you're interested in joining us, please send an email to signup@dueprocess.info.
We've finally managed to test out a build that looks good enough for us to take screen shots and develop a trailer. The trailer is still being worked on, but here are some screen shots, and the first public glimpse of Due Process.
