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I of the Enemy Demo

[Nov 27, 2003, 2:47 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

The Enemy Technology Website now offers downloads of a demo for I Of The Enemy, though in an unusual move, registration is required to download this sample of their upcoming science fiction real-time strategy offering. Here's a bit of the game's brief description: "A war is raging in a far-off galaxy and a new Commander of Armies is chosen. But dark, unknown forces are at play and the mystery of how the battle started is deepening ... and a sinister plot is evolving." A mirror of the 116 MB download can be found on Gamer's Hell and Worthplaying.

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Re: We've Heard You!

Nov 27, 2003, 19:48

Ludomancer

Eesh. No offense, your FMV is extremely bad though. And the game, I dunno. Honestly, if you guys are going to do oldschool, like a 2D game, you should at least aim to look and play better than the last 2D title in the generation you're mimicking. There are freeware titles that look better and offer a wider selection of gameplay out right now. Or at least get onboard a platform that has an equal level of advancement. You're game would do well on the PocketPC or PalmOS, probably. And you can get big-budget titles for $30. In all seriousness I am down with the independant developer scene, but I woulndt' pay more than $10 for most indie games. No offense, just my 2c. Good luck. This comment was edited on Nov 27, 19:49.

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Comment [quote="Ludomancer"Nov 27, 2003, 19:48]Eesh. No offense, your FMV is extremely bad though. And the game, I dunno. Honestly, if you guys are going to do oldschool, like a 2D game, you should at least aim to look and play better than the last 2D title in the generation you're mimicking. There are freeware titles that look better and offer a wider selection of gameplay out right now. Or at least get onboard a platform that has an equal level of advancement. You're game would do well on the PocketPC or PalmOS, probably. And you can get big-budget titles for $30. In all seriousness I am down with the independant developer scene, but I woulndt' pay more than $10 for most indie games. No offense, just my 2c. Good luck. [/quote]

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