Identity hires more devs, says it’s ‘full steam ahead’ for this life simulator

    
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Two years after its successful Kickstarter campaign, the contemporary MMORPG Identity still has yet to produce any actual gameplay for its backers and fans. The talked-up Town Hall module has been greatly delayed, and tempers are wearing thin on the game’s Reddit.

But there might be some hope for this life simulator. The team has produced a slow but steady stream of videos showing how the different elements of the game are coming together, such as clothing, concepts, and textures. This week, in fact, the devs livestreamed a show about the creation of props that will litter the game world.

On August 27th, the team announced that it was hiring additional developers and had moved into a new studio. “It pains us that Identity has seen delays,” the studio posted. “We truly want the game in your hands as soon as possible. With our modest team it’s been a difficult road but, with the great help of yourself and other backers, it’s full steam ahead.”

Source: Identity
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