So a bit of a shameless plug I mentioned before, but my exploratory narrative game, Postmortem, casting you as Death incarnate in an industrial-age country torn by conflict and riots, moves onto Beta with a release date - August 15th! Here's the full dev blog update for the curious with some new screenie and concept art

We're also still looking out for one extra writer/editor and potentially graphic artist (in-game sprites, maybe GUI) so if you're interested shoot me an email at info@postmortemgame.com . We'll also be starting a second round of Beta Testing signups soon so keep an eye out!

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What is Postmortem?

Postmortem is a short exploratory adventure game taking place in a fictional industrial-age country of Galicia, ravaged by five years of violent rioting between two ideologically and economically divided communities. You play as death incarnate, sent to a fundraising gala with the objective of claiming a single life from any of its attendants and staff.

By exploring the space, conversing with the patrons, and uncovering various clues, you will learn about the world and the characters, revealing how their deaths might (or might not!) influence the country.

But how much should you meddle with mortal affairs? Perhaps a random choice is the fairest? What other effects could your involvement have?

Thanks for the compliment I coded the engine myself relying on SFML, Boost, BulletPhysics and PugiXML, plus other 3rd party tools. You can actually read about our tools and resources here: http://koobazaur.com/tools-and-resources-for-making-my-an-idie-game/

Just a quick update on a new article - Meet the Team: Gelerli, and new Concept Art!





Go read it!

In other new, we got a shout-out at the StartSelect Podcast, Check it Out! Thanks Adam!

And if you haven’t already:
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Oh, and a bonus screenshot for your pleasure:

Oh really? I know there used to be a country called Galicia back in the end of middle ages, but had no idea it was still in Spain!