Hello everyone, we are so excited to announce that Trashfire Games' debut game, An Eternity Gone By, will be on
Starting this Saturday, you can pledge as much as you want to help out the game and those who work on it. We have a variety of different reward options, from stickers to backgrounds to blankets!
Please check out our page, which will be launching this Saturday: Our Kickstarter.
We hope you all are having a great day and we wish you the best, Trashfire Games
Escape The Mad Empire Playtest - XperimentalZ Games
- Introduction to the Campaign Mode: recruit, train and manage your adventurers, send them in dungeon on the procedurally generated map, beat the final boss!
We haven’t had a proper historical skin outside of the Battle Paths for a while now so we do hope you’ll enjoy this one because it’s one of the most complicated skins we have ever done technically. Meet the M1A2C War Pig!
As the name suggests, this skin is intended for the M1A2C Tier 9 progression Main Battle Tank. It’s based on a Barracuda camouflage kit as seen on an M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank in 2016. The kit was also offered back in 2012 to Australia and its fleet of M1A1 tanks, with limited success.
The first country to adopt the Barracuda was apparently Australia in 1997. The Barracuda kit was used by the U.S. Army to some degree but according to some reports it didn’t work too well on the Abrams, neither for the Americans nor for the Aussies. It was too expensive, wasn’t robust enough, it caused some component overload (bearings), was difficult to set up properly and to maintain and was generally not deemed worth it.
Canada, on the other hand, used it in Afghanistan on their Leopard 2s where its IR properties not only helped to conceal the vehicle, but also reduced the internal temperature from 50 to 40 degrees Celsius, allowing the air conditioning to actually function.
But let’s get to the skin itself. For starters, the skin will unlock the top configuration of armor (TUSK v2 ERA) but, other than that, it works with other visual upgrades such as the APS. But that’s not all.
The truly interesting part about this skin is that it changes color depending on the base paint you select. That way you can run this skin in green for woodland environments and in white or blue for the winter environments.
As for the name – well, the name was used on an M1A1 belonging to the U.S. Marine Corps (C Company, 1st Tank Battalion) used in Iraq during the Second Gulf War, 2003. Alternatively, you can take it as a tribute to a very famous tank in a very famous mission in another game. Or you can take it as a tribute to an even more famous song. Either way, we really liked the name and we hope that you will like the skin as well.
This update adds a few more little QoL features...
1. You can now choose the default camera position in the Game Settings menu allowing you to jump straight into the cockpit view when the mission starts.
2. You can now choose the music tracks for the Main Menu, Mission Briefing and In Flight.
3. Added various new music tracks to the game.
4. The current track that is playing is now displayed in the Audio Settings menu.
Scholar of the Arcane Arts - Mr. Horrible Gelatinous Blob
Exciting news, Scholars!
Scholar of the Arcane Arts is set to participate in the Pixelated Festival on Steam! This event is a celebration of pixel art games and offers players a chance to discover and enjoy a variety of visually captivating titles.
In addition, the game will soon receive a major content update, bringing fresh new experiences and challenges!
