Indivisible - Action RPG by Lab Zero Games

Some of the enemies in Alice were large and kind of creepy.
I haven't played it yet, but I remember seeing a screenshot of a huge enemy in Painkiller that was creepy.

Kay. It is your job to remember for us. ^.^

I like Tungar's weapon, but I dislike how he looks. I don't like Zebei's nose, but I like his outfit.



And as for the Inner Realm customization, that is super exciting! I know you will love that RVM, you talk about having something like that in every game

Wishful thinking, but I hope it is super detailed where you can choose colors, where all of the buildings go, trees, decorations...so basically like White Knight... Q.Q

This sounds so wrong  _medusa

I know what they really meant, but when you mentioned that detail it was impossible to me not think about it in this way.

Indiegogo? I thought they would use Kickstarter
Nothing against Indiegogo, but Kickstarter attract a lot more of people.

Yes, it is cool to save anywhere, but even better when they make a great excuse for it in the story. About Ajna, I think they gave hints for that since the beggining, since she seems to be the more "common" character between them and is the main character, this will make things easier to the player identify themselves with her I think.

I'm calling it now: the story explanation for why the player can save everywhere, access the Inner Realm, and has characters supporting them is because everything is an illusion created to serve Ajna and nothing truly exists. Kinda like the ridiculous "___ was dead the entire time" or  "___ wasn't real and was just an illusion" theories pretty much every 90's show has and Game Theory makes up/poops out on a weekly basis, but real. And canon.

It turns out Indivisible is one big lesson in Metaphysical Solipsism that Alex Ahad and Mike Z are working on as part of a community college philosophy 101 class project! They get to be creative and do something more than just write an essay, and it just so happens that Alex and Mike's take on the class project involves paying people and making a game as a full-time job!

For those who don't know, Metaphysical Solipsism is the view that suggests the self is the only existing reality and that all other reality, including the external world and other persons, are illusions resulting as an extent of the self and have no independent existence. The name "Indivisible" would fit with some illusion/philosophical themes because everything would ultimately be part of Ajna's self. However, I am not a philosophy export in any way, so I might've gotten a couple of things wrong.

But as for Indiegogo, I honestly don't see any problems with it. They're more flexible with funding, take less of the final cut, and like Dragon of Dojima said there's still been major success there (Skullgirls DLC, Rooster Teeth's Lazer Team, Super Troopers 2). My guess is that Lab Zero wants to continue the good relationship they've had and support them because that what reasonable people do; You support the people you do business with and stick with them rather than ditch them.

Plus, a lot of the traffic and promotion for the Skullgirls campaign was driven by the fanbase and creative team behind the game, not the crowdfunding platform itself. With Indivisible, it's been promoted since Anime Expo 2015 and has had a good couple of months of publicity/buildup before the crowdfunding campaign actually begins. It's not like the campaign is launching out of the blue while trying to gain funds and build a fanbase at the same time.

Newest update shows off screens from the prototype as well as goes over the updated battle system. Estimated launch date of the campaign has been pushed to the end of the month (which is kind of obvious given we are already in the middle of the month ).

One week to go!

I like how her expression changes with each hit. They still have that attention to detail. It's making me giddy with excitement. They did a great job fostering and putting the hype in a crockpot for this one. The sheer amount of questions(and questions answered) on their twitter page proves that it worked. Kudos to them. I hope this one does more than well.

I'm very tempted to check if it's DRM-free and if someone already sent it out there. However, I'm extremely patient so I won't do that.