Gamelab 2016 & IDBA: Indie’s perspective
Finally, we have arrived from Gamelab 2016, that took place at Hospitalet de Llobregat, close to Barcelona, from 29th June to 1st July. The venue was, in our opinion, better suited for the event compared to 2015: bigger and more … Continued
FMOD v2 plugin error in Unity 5
When we started working on the audio in Trespassers, we were working with the built-in audio system in Unity3D. Our designer did not have control over it. He teleworks, so the workflow needed to be as smooth as possible, as … Continued
Let’s get bloody
When you think about blood action shoot em ups you may think about a few splats here and there, or something more dynamic, bloody, gore, if you like. That’s what we thought about Trespassers. When the 5.2 Unity3D update was … Continued
Projectiles in 2D action games in Unity
In the early stages of the development of our 2D run’n gun game, Trespassers, we started to get some performance problems. One of our design goals was having tons of enemies on screen at once, and shooting them without thinking … Continued
YAGI: Yet Another Greenlight Insights (Trespassers) post
Warning: Lengthy post about business/marketing here. We are in the middle of the Greenlight campaign (click to go there) these days with Trespassers, and have some insights about the process. In case you wonder, we are tracking the links that … Continued
Characters somersaulting
Right into the development and after talking with other developers at Madrid Games Week 2015 (where we could further test our game, but that would make up for another story), we felt the needed to recover a special kind of … Continued
Simple cutscenes in Unity
Months ago, while preparing the Gamelab 2015 build of Trespassers, we were thinking about how could we tell bits of the story inside the game. But things were that we had no time to develop a full cinematic for every … Continued
Performance problems in the overworld map
One of our design decisions with Trespassers was that we wanted lots of enemies at the same time. Not smart, but you should be always outnumbered. Thus, that meant that we had to make the most out of the resources … Continued
Next stop: Madrid Games Week
On October 1st-4th we will be showcasing Trespassers, that fast paced post apocalyptic game where you play as one of the dumbest guys alive after the disaster, at Madrid Games Week. We hope to attend all of you who come … Continued
Adding persistence to the city environment
While working on Trespassers, one of our concerns was persisting data between different levels as they were loaded. For instance, if a player spends too much ammo, he may run out of it, and we wanted to store this change … Continued
