Release date: 2015 Genre: Strategy, Turn-based, Tactical, 3D Developer: CreativeForge Games Publisher: Gambitious Digital Entertainment Interface language: RUS|ENG|MULTi5 Voice-over: ENG Crack: MEX
Need the funds to bring your game idea to life? Don't hesitate to head to Kickstarter, where the gaming community will share their savings with you to get a chance to see your project. Creative Forge Games studio has taken exactly this approach; their new creation will be known as Hard WestIf you're unfamiliar with the studio's name, you might know their previous projects, Call of Juarez and Dead Island.
Game features: - The financial side. The idea was posted on Kickstarter with the goal of raising $70 just to get the project off the ground. And...yes! That amount was raised! The developers promised that if they reached $75, the game would launch in October of this year on Steam Early Access. If they reached $80, the game would receive new story features, expanding the gameplay to eight hours. And $90 would guarantee a launch on Linux and OS X. As this funding target suggests, progress depends entirely on the players. - The storyline. Myths and legends, the worst nightmares... welcome to the world of the Western! Since the game is set in a Western style, the developers say the main features worth paying attention to are sun and shadow. Your opponents' shadows will give you a clue as to their positions. And as a cowboy, it's vital to ensure you have plenty of water. - Hard West It's not quite a typical Western, and it has room for experimentation — for example, the four-barreled shotgun. But it also features familiar elements — firing with both hands simultaneously, ricocheting bullets, dynamic action, and so on. - There's not much time left to wait, download the torrent Hard West Everyone will be able to do this already in 2015. An exciting development: users who donate funds to the project's development will be among the first to gain access to the game — they will be ceremoniously presented with a key. The project has also received its share of attention from other studios; for example, Brian Fargo and Chris Avellone donated significant sums to the project's development.