Metabug Studio
A downloadable game
-- UPDATE: -- Development of this project has been cancelled due to time constraints.
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METABUG STUDIO
Pseudo-lifelike game-testing simulator (and its embedded puzzle world).
As the newest hire at the brand new game-development startup known as "Metabug Studio," you are called in to be the dedicated QA Tester on a new project for the 2021 Github GameOff game jam. After finally arriving in the map-elusive Metabug Hills, you meet your new partner in gamedev and realize he's even more eccentric than you thought. Maybe you'll actually have to pull your weight on this one...
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-- Minimum System Requirements: --
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 (or better)
GPU: NVidia RTX 3060 (or better)
RAM: 8 GB (or more)
Free Space: 12 GB (or more)
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Soundtrack & Music by:
--> Starling
--> Winged Souls
<<< Powered by UNREAL ENGINE 4 >>>
Includes pre-made 3D assets from the following packs:
- Brushify by JoeGarth
- Season's Trees by Evgeniy Kashirskiy
- LP Generic Props by MadHoundGames
- ArchViz Tiny House by Mark.Zu
- Office Scene by Jaime Perez
- Free Furniture Pack by Next Level 3D
- Crosshairs Pack by Daniel1291
- Scanned 3D People by Renderpeople
- Colorama by Alex Leiva
- Modular Building Set by PurePolygons
- City Street Props by The Pocket Dimension
- Vehicle Variety Pack by Switchboard Studios
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SPOILER: This game is a META WORLD for the game "Arachtron" by Metabug Studio in which the player actually helps develop the game for the game jam (the same jam to which this game is a submission). As such, this title INCLUDES Arachtron in a way that makes it playable at varying stages of functionality depending on story progress. Please check out the finished game at your leisure!
Post-Jam Update: This game did not get finished due to time limitations (and I suppose a touch of over-scoping in earlier stages). As it stands this simply represents what I was able to put together in a month with the help of some friends. Do enjoy, it was actually pretty close to finished (for a game jam game)!
