When I started this game, myself and a few friends were going to work together to make this but as time went by and things we wanted to do couldn't be achieved, they moved onto to another engine. I, however, really like this engine and decided to stick with it, despite its flaws and now I am close to releasing the first episode (my friends, however, are nowhere near finishing their new project because their 'uber cool' engine is harder to use than they thought). I have been thinking seriously about not releasing this as I have been looking at some of these showcase threads and alot of them make my game look incredibly average, but I have decided that I put alot of effort into this game and I may as well put it out there.
Due to the fact that my friends moved on there isn't that much custom content as I don't have the skills to model anything but I have tried in a few places.
The story is pretty cliched. I won't detail it too much right now (I'll save it until I'm little closer to release) but basically you are accused of a murder you didn't commit and must find a way to prove your innocence. Because you are an average guy I tried to make the game so that you don't have to kill anyone to complete the levels. You can, of course, go in all guns blazing and kill everyone in sight, but I think it takes more skill to try and move through the levels without killing people.
Here are a few screenshots and I'll add more soon:
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Storyline:
Never having amounted to much in his life, Joseph Hollywood, has always taken pride in his work as a cleaner. His day starts off much like any other, but soon takes a turn for the worse.
Accused of murder, Joe is thrown into a world of deception and betrayal. Can Joseph prove his innocence or will he die trying.
Yeah, it's not going to win the 'Pulitzer' but it will do. Hidden within the levels are 15 things that can help prove your innocence. You don't have to find them to complete the game but they give you some more back story. I think they also add some replay value as, if you're like me, you'll want to go back and find them all.
