Yep, after all the consecutive half baked release of games this week only. Its just left me in awe.

The trailer alone just hooked me right in

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i never think i came back again to relieve this

WoW this is so accurate

yep. this sounds like facts

Don't worry he's just arab

Yep

He has a calm state of mind?

Usually his mind is like "frucket, frustard, and frogurt"

veri cool

As a game development student, I'd just like to say that the tech behind this game _fascinates_ me. It's an incredible idea too, I've honestly never seen anything quite like it. Amazing job, can't wait for the full release!

I haven't felt this excited about a physics/puzzle game since the original Portal. This is 100% going on my list and I can't wait to play the full game!

The idea is amazing and the execution is unpeccable! Hype Maxed out!

YOU GUYS MADE SOMETHING SO COOL!!!

I tought it was part of the game for a moment and I was really confused.

And again at 6:49

AYO I DIDNT SEE THAT

LMAO, I saw 6:49, but I didn't even notice that XD

yeah i saw that too lol

And the Like the video in the sky at the beginning too, wasn’t funny but whatever.

When/where?

@@futuredozer1735 I believe it was at the 6:50 area

Playing like a reviewer for IGN

Would be cool if this game have a creative mode where players could create and export their arts and turn it 3d

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Step in Berserk

@@l.o.gfauzan1877 Oh that would be genuinely be amazing. I don't about the accuracy, or how they'd pull it off, but I know it'd be possible somehow.

Junji Ito : No thank you

at 12:54 when she said "ok sige" I have my suspicion she could speak tagalog...

@@lazysuicidalSAME!!! i was so surprised when Hiraya said ang ganda which confirmed it lol

XD it was a good jumpscare, the sige part was sus, but somehow I still got surprised 😂

Completely seamless too. I can only imagine how long that took

I heard they have to run the game a certain way that with higher frames it’s easier to track moving things rather than lower frames somethin like that but still looks amazing

@@DoctorBubba55 they're on about the editor writing a note on the canvas post-recording.

AGREED

It was, but editing software has autotracking and it was pretty well contrasted area, so I'm guessing it was mostly automatic. Still a nice edit :D

Ikr? It’s coming to console as well, definitely getting it for my PS5.

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Couldn't have said it better myself

is it VR?

Hell yeah!

​@@brn2pil928Ooh, now that would be something! 🤯

Hey, I just noticed that Hiraya is Filipino here. Is there any chance that youre a filipino as well?

@@russianjesus9472 I am not 😅

I think whats on the picture is not just a simple texture but they are projecting the premade asset on it from a camera which is always looking at the asset. Then they are cutting out all the geometry in the shape of the picture and spawning the asset. Because of the simplistic artstyle, everything is rather lowpoly thus easier to calculate the cutting part. They are basically doing a boolean operation. Now I want to play around in Unreal to mimic this effect. Great stuff!

Hey can i ask a question.What is the reason of the evil eyes?(8:27)

​@@Aileenwastaken hey sorry for the confusion by game dev o meant someone who is in the industry not someone from this specific game, i just wanted to share some knowledge ❤so i can not answer your question

It's as not technologically complicated as it may seem. The main beauty of this project is the vibe and idea. I would dare to say that rewinding time is more complicated than the photo mechanic.

@@GekogaWishnya after messing with it in totk, I completely agree with you

Fr this shit has superliminal vibes except for the uuh lack crippling silence and im loving it

Sperliminal or universe sandbox perhaps?

“Oh it’s soooooo coooooooool!” “My computer can’t handle the rendering.”

​@@MOGSTER_MON9961 great song

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Easiest way to make someone throw up

@@slayerprayer8988 that would be roller coaster simulations 😅

I was thinking the same thing. VR support would be the cherry on top for this, even if everything else is already incredible.

The effect of swapping 2D to 3D would be VERY jarring in VR, where as on the flat screen it's indistinguishable from moment to moment. It might also look janky. You'd see right through the illusion the second you swapped in the 3D geometry. On the flat screen, you can't tell the difference until you move.

FR

Welcome back!

Thanks you i thought only i noticed the like the video

I was going to comment on this too, but instead I'm going to thumbs up this comment. Ty(e?) Has been a fantastic editor

I didn't notice that lmao

so smooth i thought that was part of the game

so it wasn't just me who heard tagalog

Hiraya is also a tagalog name

That's only the second time that SMii7Y has done something that's tangentially related to the Philippines.

'kala ko guni guni ko lang hahaha

Yeah I heard "Ang ganda" and Ayun

LITTERALY ME OMGGGG

Same here

had to replay cuz i heard it

And when Hiraya said, “okayyyy Sige” around 13:00

To be fair, the dev could have some filipino inspirations since the girl's name Hiraya is an old tagalog word for imagination, dream, or hope which is also a part of a phrase which means "May your dreams come true."

noone like the comment, its at 69 edit: god damnit people liked the comment

Now You To 69 Likes

That was not chaotic in the slightest

@@hackerkiller2131 yea whats up with smii7y comments and the word 'chaos' lol

@@hackerkiller2131 Im saying in like some how smii7y finds a way to find out a way to make a peaceful and calm game into chaos, or for short "a joke". I'm not saying all but most of the games he plays

Took me by surprise to suddenly hear my native language hahaha kagulat

UY!!! Philippines 🇵🇭 👏

ROCK AND STONE

oh god STONE!

DID I HEAR A ROCK AND STONE?

Where RICH!!

ROCK AND STONE LETS GOOO

Simply adding the camera from this to superliminal would be incredible

that’s exactly what this game reminds me of

Superliminal viewfinder that would get very confusing i think

@@bertkooijmans4769 but so freaking cool and trippy

That would be amazing!

'For a game focusing so much on vampires, Redfall definitely sucks' Probably what Sun Tzu would have said if he saw that piece of work, 2023

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no, buddy, your ears heard em right. **sings lupang hinirang**

How would they even do this? You could probably create a line spawning from the camera and the corners of the photo and delete the area between the lines. Then you could instantiate each world in the deleted space. How anyone would come up with that is insane to me.

@@reversed5552 I could be wrong but I think this is achieved by a complex boolean operation. Essentially the game seems to compile a 3d world or an assortment of polygons into each photo. When you "deploy" the photo the polygons spawn in the colored 3d world and boolean with anything is collides with. Now I'm sure a ton of modifications have been made to the boolean operation because while raw 3d modelling, getting a clean boolean can be quite difficult at times depending on how you have your polygons. This game seems to apply a clean cut no matter how you place the object so I'd say its quite robust. Note: If you don't know what boolean is it's essentially a term in computing where you take 2 values (in this case b&w world and colored world) and set them to interact with one another in different ways. Essentially what is PROBABLY happening in this case, is when you apply the b&w pic to the world a subtractive or difference boolean is applied with the polygon data in the photo. This means that any polygons in the b&w photo interact with it deletes. Then another boolean operation probably takes place directly after that applies the b&w photo an generates polygons in the exact spot where the subtractive operation took place. The subtractive boolean operation is probably heavily modified to automatically close off any open poly faces along with some other advanced parameters to ensure the subtractive boolean operation is clean every time so you don't get any weird looking polygons on screen. If you want to know more you can google or youtube "Maya 3d boolean" I know some basic theory of 3d modelling and game development and by no means a practiced user or expert by any means so I could be completely wrong about all this. If anyone with more knowledge thinks I'm wrong please tell me because I too am curious on how this works. Edit: Made this comment before finishing the full vid and didn't realize you start interacting with the other types of photos. In every reference of my comment where I say b&w photo I'm just referring to any photo you pick up in the game world and can generate new paths. All the same boolean concepts still apply no matter that nature of the photo.

@McDonaldsnapkin I completely forgot about boolean operations. Had to mess around with it while working in blender and unity. My only experience with game design is in unity, but I remember downloading a package that allowed for boolean operations on meshes. Of course this was only in the editor, but I can imagine that you could apply this the same way during run time. The only thing that I can't figure out is how they apply faces to the meshes that have been subtracted. Like when you apply a photo through a wall and the inside has faces applied to it instead of it being "see through." I can't even imagine how you would go about fixing that.