Greenlight project : Rogue'n Roll

Hey man just to let you know (idk if this post is tolerated or okay)

But you don't need the c in required.

Also another suggestion is maybe give it a bit more tuning and the like. Remember people will judge your game based off the screenshots and (possibly) the description. If you make a bad first impression it may be hard to bounce back from it without a lot of followers and a stroke of luck (Like what Slain got when it went from bad to good.) I do wish you luck though man.

Acually, it dosn't seem to bad, not that I could play many of hours of, but I can imagne it's fun the first hour or two.

Good luck man!

I'm aware that it's still very early in development, so take my feedback with a grain of salt; I'm no developer and don't know the first thing about building a game. However, I know about playing them and I thought that maybe you'd like some semi-constructive critics if you want to improve your game. :P

The game doesn't look creative or different from any other 3D top down shooter. Graphics aside (graphics are the least of your concern, that can be worked on later), the gameplay doesn't seem to be grabbing my attention enough for me to want it - I'd probably play the game half an hour before dropping it.

With that said, this game looks muuuuch better than 90% of the shit that gets Greenlit (looking at you, DigitalHomicide (rip)) and I'm confident that you could improve on what you already have in order to achieve something which will gain more attention. My suggestion is to work on the gameplay and mechanics the most, since the graphics, although necessary, are not the most important detail in a game, for me at least. I play games not for the graphics but for the story and gameplay. Since a story wouldn't work too well here, gameplay is key.

Again, I don't know the first thing about game development so don't mind my comment too much. If it inspires you to do more, then that's good. If not, then it doesn't matter much. ^^

Hello,
Its looks decent, compared to some previously bundled not greenlit-yet games.
Some elements like boss fighting in your video and capture zones are interesting.
Careful about not being too repetitive across levels.
Until you finish, you will probably get greenlit.
Maybe release it in closed beta/alpha with NDA so you can get some feedback and make incremental improvements.
Good luck :-)

Which game engine are you using ?
I'd try to play with light and use lowpoly style, with a little effort you can reach nice results
lowpoly stuff is easy to create, rig and animate with blender.

Also how does the greenlight pass work ? I'll buy it too, but I'm not entirely sure if I should open a new account or a can buy it with mine and add it to a second one.
(I want to use it on an "official" account)

gl, upvoted :3

I don't play this kind of games but I think it looks very good. I voted for your game. Good luck.

I'm bumping this since i have deleted and reposted my greenlight page. I did this because i wanted to implement some important features i wanted to be seen on the greenlight page.