If you do end up releasing this it could do really well, this is a type of game you can keep playing and playing without getting bored since its not the same process over and over again. keep working on it and don’t give up!
This is really cool! I’ve been trying to make something similar to this but haven’t gotten very far. Do you have any suggestions on how to make the player movement?
Sorry for replying so late! Somebody else actually asked me this privately and its simple, ragdolls. If you want to make a movement system like this you have to think outside the box, I’m not gonna tell you exactly how but using rag dolls and thinking outside the box should help : )
I’ve been working hard these past months and I am close to being done with all of the fundamentals of the of the game. More guns mostly, changing maps and particles plus death messages.
A problem for gamers is that if they have a computer that doesn’t update far away objects they will experience lag. I recommend having a computer that can handle rendering far away objects without problems (like the Mac Studio) but for those people it’s a them problem.
Edit: This is now fixed
What does all of this mean? Well…
Although the game isn’t out yet it might release this year
I wanted to share an update on my project. While the results so far look promising, I’ve encountered significant challenges with using Roblox’s built-in physics for the game. The complexity of optimizing the current code has become overwhelming, and it’s clear that this approach isn’t sustainable.
I’m now considering a major shift in how we handle the game’s physics. I might need to develop a custom physics engine to have more dynamic control over gravity, friction, bouncing, and other interactions. This isn’t just a preference—if I don’t make this change, players will likely face constant issues with the ragdoll system and object interactions.
Unfortunately, this means the game is far from finished. It could take months or even years to learn and implement these improvements. I appreciate your understanding and patience as I work through these challenges.