Let your creativity go nuts instead of artificially limiting it to Nintendo 64 level design.ĭoing a level editor of sorts with workshop support so players could challenge each other could also be an amazing future. The little hacky thingy you throw on things have a lot pf potential. A lot has happened in game development since then and you could add a lot of interactive elements with the levels. That demo is fantastic and really showcases the type of pacing that the Goldeneye/Perfect Dark/Time Splitters aiming system favoured.

The artstyle and all that you are going for is great, but please do not limit your level design because you are aiming to be too much of a tribute to GoldenEye. Regarding Agent 64 - this looks great, and more importantly plays great. It seems very lacking and the locations does not feel lived in. Level design is based on the intro, of course, I have no idea what you have in store. That aside, it felt good to use, and I liked the feedback when hitting hitshots. When I saw screenshots on the fly it look too Minecrafty/Store Asset-like. If the premise of Agent 64: Spies Never Die intrigues you, but you can’t wait until later in the year for the game to enter Early Access, there’s a free demo available to download right now on. Personally the gun model could perhaps use a little redesign, perhaps just changing the color of the suppressor. It is endlessly confusing with Xbox prompts for those of us who do not use that scheme. You have a really good base to work on from what I played in this demo.

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