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| − | [http://www.wolfire.com/overgrowth Overgrowth] is a cross-platform game in development by Wolfire Games, an independent game company | + | [http://www.wolfire.com/overgrowth Overgrowth] is a cross-platform game in development by Wolfire Games, an independent game company. Overgrowth is the spiritual successor to [[Lugaru]], a game also developed by Wolfire. Development of Overgrowth was officially announced on September 17th, 2008. The game is currently in Blpha and is playable via [http://www.wolfire.com/overgrowth/preorder preorder], Humble Bundle, and Steam. |
| − | Gameplay | + | Gameplay emphasizes fluid, fast-paced 3rd-person armed and unarmed melee combat, 3D-platforming, and stealthy infiltration. Overgrowth uses a custom game engine codenamed "[[Phoenix Engine|Phoenix]]", and a lot of work has been put into making it accessible to [[Editor_Interface|modding]]. |
| − | The game currently consists of a collection of maps ( | + | The game currently consists of two campaigns - a remastering of Lugaru in the Phoenix engine, and its successor, the new Overgrowth campaign, as well as a collection of maps (many of which are populated by enemies) which the player is able to explore, and even modify if they are so inclined. As of Alpha v197, there are two additional gameplay modes, one dubbed "Arena", in which the player is pitted against procedurally generated enemies in gladiatorial matches, and one dubbed "Challenge", a collection of 12 levels in which the player must complete a certain task or set of tasks. |
| − | As of | + | As of 9/17/17, there is definite main line. In a 2012 interview with British video gaming website zConnection, the Wolfire team stated that they are planning on continuing the story of [[Turner]], a couple of years after the events of [[Lugaru]]. In addition to anthropomorphic rabbits and wolves, the Overgrowth Universe now already includes cats, dogs, and rats (see article: [[Races]]). |
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Overgrowth is a cross-platform game in development by Wolfire Games, an independent game company. Overgrowth is the spiritual successor to Lugaru, a game also developed by Wolfire. Development of Overgrowth was officially announced on September 17th, 2008. The game is currently in Blpha and is playable via preorder, Humble Bundle, and Steam.
Gameplay emphasizes fluid, fast-paced 3rd-person armed and unarmed melee combat, 3D-platforming, and stealthy infiltration. Overgrowth uses a custom game engine codenamed "Phoenix", and a lot of work has been put into making it accessible to modding.
The game currently consists of two campaigns - a remastering of Lugaru in the Phoenix engine, and its successor, the new Overgrowth campaign, as well as a collection of maps (many of which are populated by enemies) which the player is able to explore, and even modify if they are so inclined. As of Alpha v197, there are two additional gameplay modes, one dubbed "Arena", in which the player is pitted against procedurally generated enemies in gladiatorial matches, and one dubbed "Challenge", a collection of 12 levels in which the player must complete a certain task or set of tasks.
As of 9/17/17, there is definite main line. In a 2012 interview with British video gaming website zConnection, the Wolfire team stated that they are planning on continuing the story of Turner, a couple of years after the events of Lugaru. In addition to anthropomorphic rabbits and wolves, the Overgrowth Universe now already includes cats, dogs, and rats (see article: Races).
Getting Started
Phoenix Engine Documentation
Here we aim to provide comprehensive technical documentation about all features relevant to modding and level editing. If you're looking for tutorials, see the Modding Tutorials heading below.
Level Editing
Asset Creation
Other
Modding Tutorials
Alpha Testing
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