Bin da bei Steam über was gestolpert...

Auszug aus der Spielbeschreibung:

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Fight The Dragon ships with a highly flexible in-game Adventure Construction Kit (ACK) that allows players to design, play and share their own adventures with other players on all platforms around the world.

The ACK (as is the gameplay) is designed to be as intuitive to use via a gamepad as it is via mouse and keyboard. Creators are able to sculpt and paint environments, place props, enemies, NPCs, Traps, checkpoints and other key game elements including hooking up basic logic systems for switches/gates and traps.

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Aber vielleicht noch interessanter ist das FAQ zum Editor:

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Environment sculpting with a range of materials
- Water, Lava, Toxic and Mud sculpting
- Comprehensive list of Prop types and categories
- A great range of enemies (Melee, Ranged & Mini-Bosses)
- An assortment of NPC visual types and animations sets with ability to add dialogue
- Ability to set time of day for your adventure + some environment FX
- One click play test mode that lets you play and test at any time
- Ability to save/load un-published adventures
- Ability to publish your adventures online so other players can play them
- Ability to change and re-publish your adventures (if you need to fix things etc)
- Dashboard that shows a range of stats compiled from live play-throughs
- Ability for creators to override difficulty settings
- Creator leaderboard (on dashboard)
- Ability to choose a specific built in music track instead of using a random track
- Weekly and Monthly adventure leaderboards
- Comprehensive events and triggers system for logic
- Campaign system that allows creators to string up to 5 adventures together into a bigger story

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es liest sich fast als würde jemand aus Neverwinters Fehlern lernen... allerdings ist das Spiel kein MMO, sondern ein Hack&Slay-Rpg mit max. 4-Spieler Coop. Was nun zu den 5 Leuten pro Foundry, die NW zulässt, nun allerdings auch kein Riesenunterschied ist.

Leider gibt es keine Demo - ich würde mir schon gerne ansehen, was dieser Editor wirklich kann (und was nicht) bevor ich Geld dafür ausgebe...