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NOT ANOTHER ROYALE (NAR) is an action loaded multiplayer shooter with several different game modes. (for PC)
I have been developing games for 20 months now and would like to invite you to support me in the further steps of development.
NAR - Not Another Royale stands out with its many different game modes. The player spawns with a random character into the game. The variation of the different characters can be increased by achieving goals.
Each game mode has its own targets, which bring the player closer to victory.
In addition to the well-known Battle Royale mode, the player can play a Team-Deathmatch, contest a Search & Destroy match or simply shoot a few zombie waves in Zombie mode.
Choose a character and start the battle. Win the matches and unlock more characters and skins to differentiate you from the others.
Weapons can be equipped with different attachments. So equip your weapons and adapt them to the situations. Change the accuracy, the recoil, the magazine capacity or the zoom range.
Increase the chance of survival by protecting your two most sensitive body parts. For upper body and head you can find equipment in 3 quality levels. The higher the quality level, the higher the damage absorption. In order to have enough space for ammunition, medicine and weapon attachments, it is necessary to carry a backpack. The capacity of the backpack depends on its level. The higher the level, the more you can carry in it.
Vehicles are available in some game modes. Big game maps often require a fast move on the game world, but be warned, you're not always lucky enough to have a working vehicle on your way.
Your main target in every game mode is to stay alive. Therefore, it is always important to keep track of the life bar. If you are wounded or fall too far, you will notice that the life bar is decreasing. You can use medicine to regenerate your life. The different medical items have different effectiveness.
Collect your points and unlock different skins to beautify your character.
The core mechanics of the game NAR are already developed and implemented.
- Movement
- Health-/Damage System
- Weapons
- Inventory/Equipment
- HUD
Weapons Shooting System:
Each weapon has its own characteristics and behaves differently in aiming than in the hipfire. Values include:
Precision, Firerate, Recoil, Scattering and much more.
Good character control and movement is very important for a game. Especially when it comes to a shooter.
In a multiplayer shooter, every second counts, so the handling of the inventory is kept very short.
Here you can see some gameplay footage:
If the item is better than the currently equipped one, the equipped item is automatically replaced. The Auto-Equip-System makes the game flow more convenient.
Test the game mechanics in a zombie mode and get a picture of them yourself.
Game mechanics and the game modes are basically already been developed. The implementation of multiplayer mode also works:
The main topics I still have to work on are implementing the network on dedicated servers, detailed work on maps, replacing placeholders such as: Animations and sound effects
Project "Afandas Survival" on which I have worked on the side.
Follow me on: Facebook - Discord - YouTube - Steam - playNAR.com
Now I have come relatively far with NAR - Not Another Royale. On the way to here, I have often noticed that my financial situation slows me down. With the Kickstarter campaign I can give free rein to my creativity, which will not only improve the quality but also shorten the development time.
By reaching the initial goal, I am able to publish "NAR" in the Early Access version on Steam in the third quarter of this year. The release of the full version is planned for the second quarter of 2020.
Risks and challenges
Game development is a challenge and involves many risks. Especially for me, as I am a solo dev and have been developing games for about 2 years.
However, in these 2 years I got used to a structured way of working. With this way of working, I quickly found solutions to problems.
Of course there may be delays in the given release date. First and foremost, though, it's important to publish a working flawless version of the game, and support from the community is very important.
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