DarkWolf released

What engine was used to make this game?

Some nice art, but the final result is lame gameplay-wise, control-wise....So lame.

@linuxwolf
I didn't use any engine, everything is written in pure C++ and OpenGL.

@doomjedi
I know there are so many things that should be improved, but this is an amateur product. I was creating it in my free time for fun. Maybe the next version will be better.

adsr wrote:@linuxwolf
I didn't use any engine, everything is written in pure C++ and OpenGL.

I'm impressed. Did you build your own content creation tools as well?

adsr wrote:
@doomjedi
I know there are so many things that should be improved, but this is an amateur product. I was creating it in my free time for fun. Maybe the next version will be better.

Don't despair. We like your game very much.

The main code is written in C++ with Open Watcom compiler. Map editor was created in Visual Studio C# 2010 Express, so it needs .NET Framework to run. I also made plugin (in python) for Blender to export 3D models to md2 format. I can share these things. Map editor is universal and can be adapted to other projects.

adsr wrote:
@doomjedi
I know there are so many things that should be improved, but this is an amateur product. I was creating it in my free time for fun. Maybe the next version will be better.

Yeah, don't take it too hard. Just listen well to feedbacks on this one, and you'll get better, even fast

For me - the enemy models are lifeless and unanimated, they just fall back like stones...there is no dynamics...also they don't move much, just stand there, which is boring...

The controls are only good for those who is use to them, and I'm not one of those. I'd prefer standard wolf3d keyboard controls.

The game and movement is too slow and non-wolfish.

It's unlogical to see gun and no player's hand on it.

Textures are too small for this wall height/resolution, which makes their pattern too repeatable, unrealistic, like trying to build huge wall with small and repeatable minecraft bricks.

Thank you for your opinion. I will take into consideration your advice
In fact, I made each element of the game myself - textures, models, source code, even music(except sounds) and that's why I didn't spend so much time to do everything well.

Well, great effort then. I'd never have managed to pull something like that off myself.

I'm a team player when it comes to modding, as it gives me an oppotunity to focus of areas I desire most.