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Overhype_Paul13 karma

This is a tricky one. For me personally the thing is, that even though AAA games get more and more production value there are less and less games that really catch my interest. The movement of Indie Game Developers is a good alternative, because they tend to make the games they want to play themselves, not the games they "think" will sell good. So you get a lot more game variety nowadays. On a side note with Indie Games there's often the problem of an extreme lack of production resources, so it's dificult to make something deep and complex.

Overhype_Paul5 karma

If I have to name only one: The original Xcom - UFO Defense. Best game ever :)

Overhype_Paul3 karma

We started with an extremely long idea/concepting phase. The whole idea grew and grew until we got a concrete vision about what kind of game we exactly wanted to make.

The next step was to find a good team of motivated people who really commit and don't jump off after a month or two (extremely difficult).

We started the whole thing just for fun as a hobby project and to prove ourselves that we were able to create at least a very simple and fun (!) prototype, before anyone of us really financially commits.

After that we started looking for friends and family funding to get some of us working full time on the project.

And then we just took it from milestone to milestone. Prototype-combat demo-website&blog-steam greenlight and hopefully soon early access.

Overhype_Paul2 karma

If everything works out as we hope it does, we will continue working on Battle Brothers by expanding its world with classic Add-Ons. New environments, weapons, armors, cultures, enemy and friendly factions...the list goes on. Each Add On would have a certain topic (just like the old Hero Quest Boardgame expansions) and seemlessly add to the basic game.

Overhype_Paul2 karma

It all started with making custom adventures for the boardgame Hero Quest. Later I always had issues with some aspects of the games I bought, so I began rewriting the rules and eventually creating my own boardgames and Pen&Paper systems. After waiting for years for someone to finally make a medieval/Fantasy Xcom it dawned on me that I would have to do it myself or I'd never see a game like that :)