Blade and sorcery

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Blade and sorcery

Blade and Sorcery is a medieval fantasy simulation sandbox game developed and published by French independent studio WarpFrog, made exclusively for virtual reality. Combat and environmental interactions are driven by full physics simulation. The game released in early access in Blade and Sorcery started development in as a multiplayer project in Unity called "Sorcering"; [2] a teleport-only game where the player fought waves of the undead using magic. The developer, KospY, had previously worked on mods for Kerbal Space Program and Fallout 3 which helped him learn Unity and how to program. This led to the decision of making a game that was a full physics simulation sandbox first and foremost, [4] the first of its kind in VR. The decision to add melee combat came afterwards, and grew organically when the physics simulation proved to be engaging and lend itself to innovative melee combat in VR. The original multiplayer concept design for Sorcering was abandoned when it became evident that high lag with physics made it unsatisfying to fight other players, instead of NPCS, and the small VR user base made it hard to justify a multiplayer only VR game. He used the extra time to rewrite the game's code from scratch, making the codebase easier to use and run faster. The new direction of the game would be a single-player game, focusing on melee and magic built on the physics simulation sandbox KospY had created. When asked about being a solo dev, he said the greatest challenge was not being able to focus on multiple things at once, instead having to work on one feature at a time. Not being an artist, KospY originally used premade assets for the game and tried to choose ones that fit the game the best.

Loading reviews Not being an artist, KospY originally used premade assets for the game and tried to choose ones that fit the game the best.

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Blade and sorcery

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View mobile website. What the developers have to say:. Blade and Sorcery. Languages :. The most noticeable of this effort is the appearance of Oron in the sky! View mobile website. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. Mods don't show up. Read more about it in the blog post. The team didn't want it to feel too familiar that you might associate it with any real world location. So I did a little oopsy and skipped the part where I had to put in my email for the mods. First let me preempt what I know is going to be the recurring comment from folks after reading this news: Your pain has been acknowledged.

Blade and Sorcery is a medieval fantasy simulation sandbox game developed and published by French independent studio WarpFrog, made exclusively for virtual reality. Combat and environmental interactions are driven by full physics simulation. The game released in early access in

The developer, KospY, had previously worked on mods for Kerbal Space Program and Fallout 3 which helped him learn Unity and how to program. This defaults to your Review Score Setting. Combat and environmental interactions are driven by full physics simulation. Get instant access and start playing; get involved with this game as it develops. Install Steam. How to Solve Lag. Blade and Sorcery is a medieval fantasy simulation sandbox game developed and published by French independent studio WarpFrog, made exclusively for virtual reality. Contents move to sidebar hide. While not overt lore exposition, the idea is that the rooms themselves could be open to interpretation for the player to infer what kind of ancient civilization this was. So sad. View screenshots. Set that to disabled or like x2 Then set the textures to medium or some thing, it doesnt really matter And Boom, No more lag i know its simple, but do There are no more reviews that match the filters set above.