Our early review score was pretty good too so there was a lot to be proud of back then. To date over 700,000 people have played the game, and I expect that will eventually reach over 1 million. Just to put it in perspective, due to differences in the way concurrent players are counted, this was probably 4x more players online than DF1 ever had at it's peak. We had over 10,000 players online which I feel is a massive achievement for such a low budget game. When Dead Frontier 2 first launched I was incredibly happy. I will try to explain as best I can why I fell off the radar, and what my plans are going forward. :)įirst of all I want to apologise for being silent this past month or so.
Stop by and say hi, ask any questions you have, and share your ideas. There's a dedicated category for the game there titled DF: Still Alive. With that said, you can follow our progress in the Official Dead Frontier Discord server. This project is still in active development and an ETA hasn't been settled on just yet. More excitingly, all of the old soundtracks you know and love will also be getting remastered. For example, satisfying reverb to weapon firing sound effects while indoors that reflects the size of the area. There will also be improvements to the sound elements. This includes eye-candy such as real-time lighting, shaders that create a unique 2.5D look, and added detail to effects like gore. Thanks to using a game engine over Flash, plus other advancements in graphics rendering, we're remastering the game's visuals giving it major a face-lift. Now for the cherry on top, we will also be integrating Steam leaderboards and achievements. Long term progressions outside of matches will unlock higher-end equipment, professions, maps, mutators (modifies existing game rules for a change of pace), difficulties, and more challenging game modes.
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