
Exile Island
Exile Island
This is an initial prototype for a first person adventure game. You can explore the island but there are currently no puzzles or objectives. For this release I've focused on first person controls, directional sound and visual aesthetics. I also spent time on improving WebGL performance.
Controls
Enter Settings
Escape Exit
WASD Movement
Mouse Look Around
Credits
Art Luis Fernandez (luyssport.artstation.com)
Music Benjamin Burnes (abstractionmusic.com)
Status | Prototype |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Rating | Rated 4.1 out of 5 stars (13 total ratings) |
Author | Itizso |
Genre | Adventure |
Tags | 3D, Action-Adventure, Atmospheric, Exploration, First-Person, FPS, fps-platformer, Singleplayer |
Comments
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this is beautiful!
But having something to do would make it a game :)
Thanks :) I've already designed a few puzzles for this game but just need to find the time to start working on it again. If only I could be left alone on an an island somewhere I could get it done ;)
these days you have no other way than to build that island of isolation yourself, and chill there to gather ideas and muse to build a game about and island in isolation :)
LOL ;)
Really nice! Loved the art and especially the little bunny rabbit.
Thanks alienfae :)
Nice, should be great when done.
Thanks :)
How cute sharks!
I love the artstyle and seagulls' songs
Thanks! You're the first to pick the sharks over the rabbits for cuteness ;)
Thanks for playing :)
Absolutely fantastic! Can you install this on my server? Great opening! How my I contact you? Telegram? Email? My email orgasmeta@gmail.com
Good art style.
Thanks :)
I like the style a lot! The FOV might be a bit too low for me, I get nauseated easily. Maybe an FOV slider is a good idea? Very nice art style however! This has a lot of promise :)
Thanks for the suggestion :) I'll look into adding a FOV setting.
Very cool effects! I did find a collision bug, if you nod aggressively while walking you can phase through stuff, including the barrier that keeps you on the island
Thanks Nick! Yeah, the collision detection still needs work. Thanks for the feedback!
I really like it! The island was structed in a way that I was very excited to see what was inside the house (even though I knew I'd never see it). I hope you do go through with something at least in this style.
Thanks : ) Yeah, it's been a while since I've worked on this one but I'll hopefully get back to it soon(-ish ; ) Thanks for the feedback!
Very nice artwork and effect.
I think I would enjoy seeing this be the world to play in as something tiny,
like a mouse or a lizard.
That's a great idea! Reducing the size of the player to a creature would make the island seem a whole lot bigger to explore. Thanks for the suggestion :)
if you do that you should probably make the player a bit faster
It is really cool man. Keep it up
Thanks for playing. I appreciate the feedback.
bunnies
5/5
:-)
Well done, but maybe you can do some improvements on the textures. They looks good but something feels off.
You should try pressing ENTER and then upping the quality to 100% :)
There is a little glitch in this game, when you go to a wall hold the W button and then look down then up again you go through the wall. But as far as the aesthetics go, its very good.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll be sure to fix that in the next update.
This looks really nice!
Here's a set of very low-spec results for you. I'm using Firefox 76.0.1 64-bit on Windows 10 with a 3rd gen Core i5 laptop with no discrete GPU and 8GB of RAM. My screen resolution is 1366 x 768. Standing at the end of the dock looking at the structure, I get 13-16 fps at 100%, 14-18 fps at 75%, 15-20 fps at 50%, 23-27 fps at 25%, and 25-30 fps at 0%.
Hi. Thanks for the feedback. And thanks for taking the time to test different quality settings on your setup. It's really useful. I'll keep trying to improve on the performance (like maybe dropping shadows at lower quality settings), but unfortunately Firefox is generally slower than Chrome when it comes to WebGL (see WebGL performance tests for Chromium vs Firefox). Which browser you prefer is obviously a personal choice, but it would be interesting to see if Chrome makes a difference for WebGL games on your setup. Thanks again for the feedback!
The visuals and atmosphere are good in this one man, it's sort of like a mixture of the Bone graphic novels and Return of the Obra Dinn. I look forward to seeing more!
Thanks, man :-)
Hey, thats pretty cool ! I like the athmosphere, the visuals are very cool. The rabbits are so cute. This is interesting !!
Thanks for playing! I appreciate the feedback.