Here it is, everyone! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNQpKzT9Yaw The graphics, animation, and overall presentation look superb! I love the hiding mechanic, and how it creates a vignette effect. Jeremiah's work on the soundtrack was once again sublime! Good work! Overall, I loved the trailer! Can't ...

I hope so, too! I'm glad that GoaT will eventually go to consoles. That's a lot of people who would otherwise be unable to play GoaT.

Hype!

@GabDC... thank you so much and see you at the event! Definitely, absolutely come and take a photo with me/Tilo :D Oh, I wish I could attend! I meant that I cannot wait to see some online coverage of GoaT. Speaking of which, maybe we should create a Gamescom master thread that can be updated with a...

Tilo's looking good! A bit taller than I imagined Cannot wait for Gamescom!

I wonder if GoaT will be ported to Unity 5. It looks fantastic!

Great points, David!

With the PS4 and Xbone utilising more traditional PC hardware, I'm sure getting the code up and running with Unity will be a (relative) breeze.

Sony are really pushing for Indie titles and better third party relations for their platforms. Fans have been asked to tweet a Sony rep ( @giocorsi]) about any games they'd like to see on a Sony platform. I've done my part by recommending GoaT. http://blog.us.playstation.com/2013/08/30/more-great-ga...

david wrote:@Gab... what's your handle there? mine's 'whitenorthstar'

Mine's DimetappWUT. I'm not a creator of work, though. More of an admirer

Some interesting replies here. What's pretty universal seems to be the immense charm found throughout GoaT.

Hey everyone! I was just interesting in knowing what everyone's first impressions were of GoaT. What really hooked you in, enough to pledge (I presume)? I remember browsing the CryDev forums in 2012 and coming across this interesting thread . I was amazed by the level of detail put into the environm...

This, alongside the topic of voiced dialogue, is all up to the execution. I feel that Pulsar and evilkinggumby have both pointed out different ways of approaching (or not approaching) humans. If they do exist in the universe, I think it should be extremely subtle. I personally feel that the game wou...

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A map of the island might be good. Or possibly a journal of the Mouse / another character. It could provide us with some back story or lore than may not be extrapolated within the game. This may be tricky as the game itself seems as if it will be shrouded in mystery, so the journal will have to avoi...

Unity has made some excellent improvements in the past few years. I'm looking forward to seeing more great assets in the future.

I personally feel this game would benefit from no dialogue. The story and history of the island could be told through the environment and items. Possibly item descriptions, ala Dark Souls.