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The Dune Game comes right after the critically praised and commercially successful movie adaptation. Plot your rise to power and build your influence within the Landsraad through careful intrigue. Hunt for spice blooms and deploy your harvester, then protect it from rival factions in fast-paced, deadly combat that shifts seamlessly from armored groundcars to ornithopters in the sky. Narrowly escape colossal sandworms, build your home from shelter to mighty base, and traverse the dunes in iconic vehicles from the universe. Head into unmapped sectors and be the first to discover secrets and riches before the coriolis storms once again shift the sands and alter the landscape. Below, you can read the game’s official description and see the video for the next release. Additionally, the game is now wishlistable on Steam.
Fans can sign up for the beta at even though the game hasn’t yet had a release date confirmed.
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It comes for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
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Funcom created and launched Conan Exiles, which debuted in Early Access in 2017 and then went on sale in full in 2018.Ī release date came out for the Dune Game, Dune: Awakening. Funcom has experience developing survival games based on pre-existing IPs. Following the publication of Shiro Games’ real-time strategy game Dune: Spice Wars, which was launched earlier this year in Early Access, Dune: Awakening will be Funcom’s second game to bear the Dune license. The Norwegian studio’s collaboration with Legendary Studios to produce video games set in the Dune universe received an announcement. Source: Appuals The video game comes as collaboration with Legendary Studios We’re thrilled to be creating this with a partner like Funcom, who is so adept at capturing the rich detail and wonder of cinematic worlds for the gaming audience.” “Dune: Awakening truly promises to bring the world of Dune to life in an exciting new way. Sam Rappaport, VP of Interactive Media at Legendary Entertainment, continues, With Dune: Awakening, we’re fusing the survival and MMO genres to produce something genuinely innovative and ambitious within a shared enthusiasm for a universe. Conan Exiles, our first significant achievement in the survival genre, was built upon it. In their official statement introducing the game, Funcom’s CEO, Rui Casais, said, “Funcom has been pushing boundaries in the MMO industry for 20 years. Grittiness and creativity of survival games with the social interactivity of large-scale, persistent multiplayer games to create a unique and ambitious Open World Survival MMO. The game is a fusion of the following in a statement posted on Funcom’s official website. Although the game’s plot isn’t out, we do know that the setting is an open replica of Arrakis. The brand-new CG video for the game, which was unveiled at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2022, doesn’t feature any gameplay but does establish the mood that fans of Denis Villeneuve’s Academy Award–winning adaptation and Herbert’s book will be all too familiar with.
Source: Aki Bon The new video for the Dune Game happened on Opening Night Live 2022 Funcom has been developing a game set in the Dune universe for some time, and this clip serves as the game’s official introduction. In the latest teaser for Funcom’s next open-world survival MMO video game, Dune: Awakening, the famous line from Frank Herbert’s classic science fiction book Dune happens clearly and loudly.
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Still, what happens with plugins? Do we then have to write our plugin 3 times as well.? Just some more stuff to think about.A Dune Game comes to PS4, Xbox, and PC and is in the beta stage. (Although you'd then still have to manually rewrite the GUI calls.) Unless Mono+C#+GTK# was going to be the new single cross-platform solution? (Although I don't think GTK is going to be any more satisfying in that role than Swing.) If you really do still want to do a C# version, I'd say convert it automatically with something like Sharpen the way NGit did.
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I'm not sure what the advantage of a C# port would be, since the Java version seems to work just fine on Windows (7 at least).
Especially since it seems like 90% of the problems are related to the System Tray, and that those are more the fault of the Swing GUI rather than the Java language itself. But it sure is a shame to write the same thing 3 times (at least). Personally, I lean heavily in favor of the former at the expense of the latter, but I understand many would feel the exact opposite. Hmm, I can appreciate the tension and trade-off between cross-platform portability vs native feel.
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