. In this project, players take on a leadership role within the Survey Corps, navigating a storyline that diverges from the original series. The gameplay focuses on resource management, character interactions, and branching narrative paths driven by player decisions. Key Features of v0.22.1
AstroNut has rewritten the AI. Abberant Titans now flank. The 15-meter class will actually shield their napes if you attack from the same angle twice. You will need to coordinate with NPC squadmates (or human friends in the upcoming co-op test) to create diversions. Attack on Survey Corps -v0.22.1- -AstroNut-
Public versions and devlogs are available on the project's official itch.io page. Key Features of v0
Expansion of the roster of characters that players can interact with, providing more depth to the social simulation aspect. Technical Polishing: You will need to coordinate with NPC squadmates
"The Anchor Integrity system is annoying at first, but it stops you from just helicoptering above Titans. This is the first time I actually felt like a Survey Corps soldier—terrified and running out of gas." –
The development team appreciates the continued support and feedback from the community. Whether through participating in discussions or supporting the project's growth, your involvement is vital to the development process.
. In this project, players take on a leadership role within the Survey Corps, navigating a storyline that diverges from the original series. The gameplay focuses on resource management, character interactions, and branching narrative paths driven by player decisions. Key Features of v0.22.1
AstroNut has rewritten the AI. Abberant Titans now flank. The 15-meter class will actually shield their napes if you attack from the same angle twice. You will need to coordinate with NPC squadmates (or human friends in the upcoming co-op test) to create diversions.
Public versions and devlogs are available on the project's official itch.io page.
Expansion of the roster of characters that players can interact with, providing more depth to the social simulation aspect. Technical Polishing:
"The Anchor Integrity system is annoying at first, but it stops you from just helicoptering above Titans. This is the first time I actually felt like a Survey Corps soldier—terrified and running out of gas." –
The development team appreciates the continued support and feedback from the community. Whether through participating in discussions or supporting the project's growth, your involvement is vital to the development process.