"Once Upon Light" is a made-in-Singapore game by SUTD for the PlayStation 4

UltimaOnline

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Generous Asset

• Oct 31, 2014

• #1

(paiseh, thread title got typo error)

"One Upon Light" is a made-in-Singapore game by Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) that will be released exclusively on the PlayStation 4. If they would make a PC release, I'll gladly buy it and support our local talents. Pity.

[video=youtube;U4dTSPoIVKc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4dTSPoIVKc[/video]

 

laksaboy

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Asset

• Oct 31, 2014

• #2

Looks like some generic indie puzzle game you play on a browser. PS4?

 

Scrooball (clone)

Alfrescian

Loyal

• Nov 1, 2014

• #3

This type of game is only worth $20.

 

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frenchbriefs

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Asset

• Nov 1, 2014

• #4

What a stupid concept...its not even worth the free CD that comes in my cornflakes.

20 bucks?I think its worth $4.99 at most on steam.

 

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frenchbriefs

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Asset

• Nov 1, 2014

• #5

I wonder how much was spent to make this game....

 

laksaboy

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Asset

• Nov 1, 2014

• #6

frenchbriefs said:

I wonder how much was spent to make this game....

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Probaly not a lot. SUTD = school project.

 

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frenchbriefs

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Asset

• Nov 1, 2014

• #7

laksaboy said:

Probaly not a lot. SUTD = school project.

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If they got it published on ps4 have to cost something. Not to mention animation ain't cheap

 

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Poomer

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• Nov 1, 2014

• #8

laksaboy said:

Looks like some generic indie puzzle game you play on a browser. PS4?

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Or something you buy for $1.28 on appstore.

 

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Poomer

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• Nov 1, 2014

• #9

frenchbriefs said:

If they got it published on ps4 have to cost something. Not to mention animation ain't cheap

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If the cost of labour is free, I don't see how animation is expensive.

Trust them to come out with some iPhone game ripoff and market it on the PS4. Clearly shows Singapore's game development scene is still light ages away from the best.