"The Last Night" indie cyberpunk beautiful pixel art adventure game

[Darren Dirt]

?funding cancelled because of outrage mob?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeQMGc_QW1s

https://twitter.com/hashtag/TheLastNight?src=hash

https://twitter.com/timsoret/status/1079839942887518209
Wow the game looks pretty, and pretty awesome. Hope it finds a way to be released.
I mean, seriously, just LOOK at the game company's Twitter -- I want to be immersed in that pixelated world https://twitter.com/oddtalesgames https://archive.is/KoVdr

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related: this thread about funding in the video game business

https://twitter.com/Suhail/status/998660806005768192

reminds me of all the painfully tragi-comedy moments in the TV series "Silicon Valley". The kind of unpredictable backstabbing and betrayal BS, so heartbreaking, contrasting with thinking back to the mid-1980s when some of us honestly imagined being one of many "just a dude creating cool @%&# that is fun to play" when that was the norm. Greedy dev shops like what is depicted in the Black Mirror "Bandersnatch" episode took over the industry soon after :sigh: #GoldenAge

[Darren Dirt]

This E3 video is from 14 months ago, and a lot has improved since then apparently
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJfeziEzSg4

I can imagine this being able to compete with the other big cyberpunk game (can't remember the name, but I shared a gameplay video of it a few months ago) coming out soon which is very photo-realistic instead of pixel blocks. Based on the anticipation feedback from the audience; probably will attract more casual gamers who don't want to work too hard.

[Mr. Analog]

Do you mean Cyberpunk 2077? I am very excited for that one

[Darren Dirt]

That's the one!

Very advanced graphics and looks possibly more complex gameplay-wise than this other indie title I just discovered.

Quite interested in seeing both in the wild.

[Mr. Analog]

Same

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