I came upon this thread while looking at the games under Games in Development and found I had never heard of Atriarch. Then I find a post asking if the game is dead, this post was created over 3 years ago. Nice.
"Time.." I chuckled "I hold no secret to time, though it's mystery puzzles me. Deny it's existence and lie to myself not with hopes of a quickened pace."
The game was seen at a laptop booth (sigh) at E3 by ten ton hammer and read this from the end of their article
"Before we parted and cards and thanks were exchanged, they gave us a timeline that they haven’t given anyone else before. Hopes are set for alpha to begin next year during 2007."
This project is really old, I was even hyped on it some time around 2000-2001. The concept was very creative and the little we heard from the team gave a rather good impression. I know they had some financial adventures and I thought the project to be dead, which it apparently isn´t.
If they get their graphics engine into the 21st century and actually release this thing, it stands a good chance of becoming a succesful niche product. I know I would rather give my money to them, than to one of the big companies.
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"Time.." I chuckled "I hold no secret to time, though it's mystery puzzles me. Deny it's existence and lie to myself not with hopes of a quickened pace."
The game will not flop...
In order to be a flop, it will have to be released, and it will never be released.
The game was seen at a laptop booth (sigh) at E3 by ten ton hammer and read this from the end of their article
"Before we parted and cards and thanks were exchanged, they gave us a timeline that they haven’t given anyone else before. Hopes are set for alpha to begin next year during 2007."
So, there you go, and here's the link http://www.tentonhammer.com/index.php?module=ContentExpress&func=display&ceid=182
If they get their graphics engine into the 21st century and actually release this thing, it stands a good chance of becoming a succesful niche product. I know I would rather give my money to them, than to one of the big companies.