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[Public]ProgressReport 20/03 & Important notice (Patreon)

Published:
2020-03-26 17:20:19
Imported:
2026-06

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Hi guys! This is TeamKRAMA!

This month I was working on a HomeTown system.

NPC and behavioral AI have been completed.

In addition, please see the progress that has been made in the video! (Limited to Gold Plan and above)

Important Notice

TeamKRAMA has been working on both ASCOT: Demon'sWaltz and SeedOfTheDead2 since last November, but for the time being we will focus on the development of SeedOfTheDead2.

ASCOT is, as you know, the culmination of TeamKRAMA.

Those who started the development three years ago and advanced it little by little, but have expertise in more fundamental repairs in order to stably and comfortably operate the very difficult system called open world I need to do it.

In terms of quality, we have not yet reached a satisfactory level, so we need a lot of money to upgrade and improve our system.

Therefore, we decided to switch to a policy of first completing the development of SoD2 and proceeding with the development of ASCOT using the proceeds from the sales.

I'm really sorry for those who were looking forward to ASCOT. 

We apologize from TeamKRAMA.

We told you that it will take a long time to complete, but it is likely that it will take longer than expected.

SoD2 is scheduled to be released within 2020, and we hope to use that revenue to return to ASCOT development.

Until then, progress reports on SoD2 will be the main focus, but we appreciate your understanding.

Development status of SoD2

The development of SoD2 is progressing relatively smoothly, and in May I think that a trial version with the temporary specifications of the home town shown this time will be released.

If things go smoothly, I think that SoD2 will be released in December 2020, so for the time being, I would like to proceed with development with that goal in mind.

We look forward to TeamKRAMA in the future!

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200325_S

This is "200325_S" by TeamKRAMA on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Comments

Naj

It's okay. Games take a lot of time to finish especially when there's limited resources.

walakki

すごい take your time, there's so much that goes into a game treat it as you are treat and develop Askot. ありがとうございます

danter

I know this is kind of a late reply on this post, but I have been focused on other things then patreon the last few months, I imagine you understand why... :) Anyway, I am sorry, but I am currently... not a patreon of TeamKRAMA! Yes I have been following you for close to a year now I think, but I am still not a patreon. Know why? The offers you have in your tier levels. None of the tiers you have will actually give me the final game, sure the highest tier will give me a prototype during development, but not the finalized version. So if I wanted to play the final game even if I supported the development with more then it would cost, I still would have to buy the final version. I really loved seed of the dead, and I started following you on patreon because I knew what you were capable of. But I am still very skeptical in being a patreon as it is, knowing I still had to buy the final version. I would definitely be a patreon of TeamKRAMA if there was a tier that would give me the final game, without totally braking my wallet of course. Personally I think you should look over the tier rewards you have. One successful model I have seen on patreon is: If the patreon has supported the product with more then a specific accumulated amount (perhaps close to what the final game would cost?), then they also would get the final version when released. I most likely would support you with more money then it would cost if such a tier existed. $10 a month if I get the final version? Heck Yeah! Many other teams have also allowed close to $10 tiers to have beta releases, while higher tiers allows them to affect where the development is heading... to some degree. Either via voting, some other method... or if their tier level is very high (ie $100+ a month), with actual wishes for what they would like to see inside the game. What do you think... is this a super bad idea for TeamKRAMA?