#DREADOUT GAME INDONESIA MOVIE#
What’s your favorite horror movie of all time? (pick one only!) Just never give up, determination, completion beats perfection. What advice can you give to other game developers in Southeast Asia? What, you read my mind?! Trying to restructure our engine and game architecture is very time consuming and stressful, as are working remote, not being able to sleep well, and malnutrition (kidding). What are the current challenges faced? (besides financial) I think the video game industry nowadays is more open and easy to adapt to than 10 years ago when a majority of games must through a big publishing company. We’ve already had years of experience on 3D animation projects, and yes video games are our passion. We’ve grown tired of providing our services based on contract.
Then he quietly offered his ability to "open" our eye just to help us to get more accurate forms on our ghosts. There was a time when we exhibited our first pre-build in public and there was some creepy fellow who tried our game, standing and smiling. kidding! Sometimes some people take our game too seriously. In terms of fellow indie developers, we really love our indie heroes such as Jonathan Blow, Team Meat and Phil Fish their story it's really inspire usĪre you fond of telling horror stories in the office? DreadOut is kinda our love letter to them. Yes, Fatal Frame is one of our favorite games and it inspired us. Lots of people find similarities with the Fatal Frame series. How long has the game been in development?īesides PC, what other platforms are you currently targeting for release? It's really easy to adapt and it's affordable. but others find it looks so silly if they don't know the story and lore behind it.
Let's say in terms of ghosts: there's a ghost named Pocong and it’s really famous and scary in Indonesia. I think it's more difficult try to relate that concept into the general/global audience gamer. Will the game be also set in Indonesia? If so, what are you doing to make it feel Indonesian?Īctually we're miss about game that really close to us, we're missing somewhat that we already tired grew from other culture reflection, to make feel indonesian? Since we grew up and live in our beloved country, I think it's not hard for us to make an authentic look based on Indonesia in the form of setting, character, and also lore. Don’t forget to vote! Hopefully we get Greenlit this 17th April batch. Yes, we are aiming for Steam distribution, and yes, we're already on the Steam Greenlight Program. Have you considered a Steam release? How about Greenlight? We love and grew with video games and specially the horror genre, and we miss that genre. Just like the native belief that photos can steal your souls - just like that kinda concept. She slowly becomes able to sense a ghost appearance and somehow can transfer her energy through any object like her gadget to hurt those spirits. Her friends start disappearing and suddenly she begins feeling differently about herself. Players play as Linda, our protagonist, trapped in some haunted town. Read on for more on fighting baddies with supernatural powers and gadgets, uniquely Indonesian ghosts, the team's influences, and strange creepy men who make unsettling offers to horror game developers!Ĭan you give us a brief description of DreadOut?ĭreadOut is a horror adventure game within an authentic local Indonesian setting.
#DREADOUT GAME INDONESIA DOWNLOAD#
If you like what you see, give the game a thumbs-up! Demo download links are available on both sites. There are still 39 days to go, so support them if you're able! DreadOut is on Steam Greenlight too.
Rachmad Imron, founder of Digital Happiness, was kind enough to answer our questions about DreadOut and the team behind it.ĭreadOut's indiegogo campaign is currently at $3,300 out of their $25,000 goal.
#DREADOUT GAME INDONESIA PC#
We've posted about DreadOut before, and we're still looking forward to the game's release! OMGeek has reached out to Digital Happiness, the Indonesian-based development team behind the PC survival horror title.
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