The Belgian Fresh3D is trying through Kickstarter to raise money for the development of Outcast Reboot HD, which the studio is a new version of the in 1999 published shooter Outcast. The studio wants 600.000 dollars to retrieve.
With the 600,000 dollars which Fresh3D trying to pick up, think it is enough money to have to the development of Outcast Reboot HD to fund it. With the money hopes in 2015 a Windows version of the game to be able to deliver. If more money is being collected, the Walloon studio is also a version for OS X and Linux.
Outcast Reboot HD, a new version of the game that also Walloon Appeal in 1999 delivered. Fresh3D want the original game with an appearance that meets modern criteria. Fresh3D, which largely consists of the team that also Appeal to the Outcast has worked, bought in 2013 the rights to the game back from Atari. Not much later, Yann Robert, Franck Sauer and Yves Grolet, the trio that Appeal, the director argued about the development of Outcast, that they have a new version of the game.
The original game was in many ways ahead of his time. So it introduced a large, freely passable, open world, the possibility of various means of transport to use and a system which dialogues with characters in the game variable consequences could be. That was all from a third-person-camera position politely. It took then more many years before several other great games, such as Halo and Knights of the Old Republic, elements from Outcast were using.
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