Successor to the UT2004 mod Out of Hell, "Daemonicon"

[YoYoBatty]

http://crcdevblog.blogspot.com/search/label/Daemonicon Updates

Click the link and read the bottom article then the top article in order.

I've been following Out of Hell for a while back and I've played it through 100 times, catching just about every single easter egg and memorizing every single thing seen in game, so when it's successor, Daemonicon was announced, I exploded with excitement! Today there has been a huge update revealing tons of concept, art, gameplay details as well as dozens of connections to is predecessor. I was filled with so much excitement that I couldn't hold back the urge to let you guys in on it, so if you haven't read the articles on the blog, DO IT... NOW...

 

[Zennousha]

http://crcdevblog.blogspot.com/search/label/Daemonicon Updates

Click the link and read the bottom article then the top article in order.

I've been following Out of Hell for a while back and I've played it through 100 times, catching just about every single easter egg and memorizing every single thing seen in game, so when it's successor, Daemonicon was announced, I exploded with excitement! Today there has been a huge update revealing tons of concept, art, gameplay details as well as dozens of connections to is predecessor. I was filled with so much excitement that I couldn't hold back the urge to let you guys in on it, so if you haven't read the articles on the blog, DO IT... NOW...

Thanks for reminding me about this. I never got through Out of Hell because when it first came out, it ran like sludge on my computer due to the optimization issues and I forgot about it to check up on updates concerning that.

What I did manage to play through was really great atmosphere though. I really need to go through Out of Hell now.

 

[slavek]

Nice to hear he is taking performance into account this time around. Screens look very promising, can't wait to see more.

 

[YoYoBatty]

Out of Hell gets a 60 fps average on my computer the graphics card especially loves the high polygon count, the CPU loves the intense particles and laggy code and the memory is best friends with the level loading and swarms of enemies. I actually think it looks a lot more enhanced on this system compared to my old one.

 

[Mr. Explosion]

Thank you good sir! Out of Hell was a very enjoyable experience to me, but I didn't know about the successor project until now. I'm eagerly anticipating another highly detailed and atmospheric horror title.

 

[Oldih]

Colour me intriqued.

 

[Reise]

I feel like I've known 100 Long Nguyens, damn, that name is so common.