Beta is here, Multiplayer FUN..

Established in 2009, 2 Dawn Games is a team of AAA game and indie developers dead set on bringing the fun back to games. Our team is made up of passionate gamers who have worked on games such as Desert Combat, DCON, the Battlefield series and more. We want this game to be fun and without the restrictions of a publisher, we can support the community the way we want to.

Ravaged is a online multiplayer-only first person shooter game set upon a post-apocalyptic Earth devastated by natural disasters caused by the sun’s solar flares. Engage in battle with weapons and vehicles in fierce, never-ending combat scenarios that involve skill-based gameplay and team objectives.

Maybe I’ve been living under a rock, and you all know about this… but in case not, check out Freddie Wong’s web series “Video Game High School”.

Freddie Wong has been a YouTube star for a long while now, with live action video-game inspired action scenes each week. You’ve probably seen a few before, even if you didn’t know who the maker was.

VGHS is a feature length series from him and others and (for a web series) it’s really good.

Season 1 playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=ELLdMMObVx91g&feature=plcp

Official site: http://www.rocketjump.com/category/vghs

Give us a hand with getting Y3030 to steam; Give us some thumbs up and favourite Y3030.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=93063821

Yes, I’ve had to rename my Steam Username now too :(

I’ve been pottering around with programming for a while, especially making use of the Qt framework. Qt is a powerful cross-platform toolkit used for developing GUI-based software, command-line tools, consoles, operating systems, and some other stuff.

The program I’m posting about here is a simple (and dreadfully incomplete) model viewer. It started off as a desire to look at the models from one of my favourite games, Anachronox, for which I was unable to find a viewer at all (let alone one that worked on Linux). Based on Quake 2’s MD2 model format, it’s old and relatively straightforward, and probably not of much interest to most people, but the supported formats can be expanded, and I plan to add more in the future.

Why post this? I would like some input that I can’t necessarily manage myself, and am not ready to release it to the world at large. I have no idea if it works on Windows (or OSX), so someone would need to test that. While it should be pretty easy to use, I need to see if it actually is easy to use. I need to know if it requires more necessary features. I need to see if it can be crashed. I need a name for it, too.