Underrail - Video Preview

Pixabyte Video channnel on youtube has a 20 minute video preview of Underrail.Enjoy as the game gives me a classic Fallout feeling.

We take an early look at UnderRail, a turn-based isometric indie role playing game coming soon to PC.

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Skip the video. They have a playable alpha right now.

Hmmm, is the alpha only available if the game is preordered?

Edit: Only alpha link I can find is for 0.4.1 which is 8 months old and also unavailable for some reason (server overloaded?).

Game looks great for an indie… Just bought it on GamersGate for 8 euro. Very good offer if you ask me - and you get Alpha access.

The UI could use some spice to be honest. I'm no artist - but I could make it look quite a bit better.

Other than that, though, it looks really solid.

Originally Posted by DArtagnan
Game looks great for an indie… Just bought it on GamersGate for 8 euro. Very good offer if you ask me - and you get Alpha access.

The UI could use some spice to be honest. I'm no artist - but I could make it look quite a bit better.

Other than that, though, it looks really solid.

Yeah the UI (some aspects of functionality like moving/trading and stacking large-quantity inventory items such as credits and the aesthetics) is probably my least favorite aspect of the game. I think the clunkyness of moving around and splitting stacks of items in trading is probably a bigger (still minor) annoyance for me than the overall design though. Hopefully it's feasible to use Kickstarter when it comes time to do an eventual sequel - being able to hire a broader staff with their own more specific specializations such as UI design would do wonders.

For what it is though and what it costs, I do have to agree that it is a remarkable deal and I have been having a lot of fun with it.

Originally Posted by jhwisner
Yeah the UI (some aspects of functionality like moving/trading and stacking large-quantity inventory items such as credits and the aesthetics) is probably my least favorite aspect of the game. I think the clunkyness of moving around and splitting stacks of items in trading is probably a bigger (still minor) annoyance for me than the overall design though. Hopefully it's feasible to use Kickstarter when it comes time to do an eventual sequel - being able to hire a broader staff with their own more specific specializations such as UI design would do wonders.

For what it is though and what it costs, I do have to agree that it is a remarkable deal and I have been having a lot of fun with it.

Hopefully I'll make enough money off of this game to do that without using Kickstater.

Originally Posted by Styg
Hopefully I'll make enough money off of this game to do that without using Kickstater.

That would be pretty cool. If you do end up getting that much money, just promise you won't go crazy and spend it all on a survivalist bunker in Australia.