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We cannot stress enough how much the feedback we received on Dark Fracture: Prologue has been helped us to understand the players' needs.

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Physical objects trajectory is getting improved, and we have also added an option to drop them: Moreover, as we want to raise the quality bar of our game and make it distinguishably superior to the original Dark Fracture: Prologue, character's movements are being enhanced, the UI is getting an overhaul to be more pleasant to the eye, and more interactions are being added.įor example, doors and drawers can now be physically moved using the mouse: Take a look at this gif and observe Edward dragging himself through a twisted vent: Lately, we have figured that claustrophobia could be a fantastic way to achieve that, and while open-air environments remain a staple of the body farm, crawl spaces are now a thing. We often ask ourselves: how can we make Edward’s life more miserable (and scare the player more)?

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The teasers we released so far no longer do justice to what the body farm is becoming, and you can expect some very interesting shots in the future. Add to that the metaphysical nature of Dark Fracture and how isolated our body farm is, and you can imagine how fast grows the need for virtual space for the characters of our game.Īll of this is to say that the body farms environment is getting bigger and more facilities are being added to it. This variety allows for multiple scientific disciplines (forensics, biology, and entomology just to name a few) to be involved in the research, thus requiring appropriate laboratories to be available on the site. One of the most morbid yet fascinating aspects of real body farms is how many different “decomposition scenarios” are prepared to allow scientists as many different case studies as possible – bodies are placed on grass or dirt, unearthed or semi-buried, submerged in water or mud, exposed to insects and fauna or partially protected, and so on. The last month has been quite intense for the development of Dark Fracture, and we want to share with you some of the highlights. Of course, we haven’t made a whole devlog just to tell you about EGX. Here are some of the best pictures we collected during EGX: Hundreds of players stopped by our booth and it was a memorable experience for us. For the first time in almost two years, Dark Fracture: Prologue was playable at a physical location, more specifically at the show floor of EGX in London. Happy Spooktober, and welcome to the 11th development blog of Dark Fracture 🎃Īs the virus-that-shall-not-be-named is loosening its grip on the world, things are slowly getting back to normal, and physical events are making a comeback. UI and interaction with objects has been improved.Share on Twitter Share on Facebook TL DR version:

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