Step Seven: Alpha 1

The alpha is public! Tell all your friends!

Download the Windows Installer

Download the Xbox 360 ccgame (creator’s club subscription required)

Enjoy the game! It’s stable, has local multiplayer, and is pretty fun. Pablo did some amazing artwork, and it was great to work with. I’ll be writing something about those cloud shaders soon.

Let me know what you think. I’m still in need of some music, I need more art, I need to change some sounds around, I need more UI, etc. etc. But the game is ready for playing, and the more feedback I get, the better I can make it. I’ll be getting married in a few weeks, but one the dust settles and XNA 3.0 is out, I’ll likely be adding Live support to this game and putting it up on the Creator’s Club Marketplace!

That’s the plan at least - we’ll see how crazy busy my life gets.

More information is included in the readme file, which you should definitely read for the Xbox 360 version (it’s not included in the setup):
View the Readme

2 Responses to “Step Seven: Alpha 1”

  1. Matt C Says:

    Hey whats up dude, I found your website by google-ing “XNA need music” and you came up. I’m a 23 year old upstate NY dude with a home studio, I produce bands, make rap beats, make my own dance music, have done music for commercials and an indie film but all on a very small scale SOO…

    I wanted to get into doing XNA game music, Im not asking for money unless you feel generous, I just honestly want to get into stuff like this and be a part of it.

    http://www.myspace.com/matthewcoreyproductions is my music myspace, i wont have a legit website for a few weeks but that has some of the original movie music “Las Mil Mascaras” Ive done, also I can send a sampler of some of my more techno dance stuff.

    My email is mattreveal@gmail.com , hit it up and maybe we could work on some stuff!

  2. Neil Says:

    Would you like to write a card game I designed? I’m paying $100-200 for the game plus 20 percent royaltees. i will be doing all the art work, and I am sure we can find free sounds.

    Let me know. it shouldn’t be any harder to program than multiplayer solitaire.

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