La Moustache Studio, in which I work(co-founder), is proud to show its first title: BOMB:
"BOMB: Who let the dogfight ?" is an adventure combat flight game, mixing (many) arcade and (a few) simulation elements, available right now on Windows / Mac / Linux.
Description
What happens when you mix Crimson Skies' fast-paced aerial combat with the humor and stylings of animated classics like TaleSpin and Porco Rosso? You get La Moustache Studio's newly released game for PC-- BOMB! In BOMB, you'll jump into the cockpit and run missions in the skies above and around a tropical paradise and experiencing the aerial adventure of a lifetime!
History
The Studio
In 2007, we (two friends) wanted to do a “Serious Sam-with-planes” game so we started to work on a game engine as a hobby. Both unemployed in December 2011, we went full time from then until now. BOMB is our first game and is 100% independent.
Note of intent
The game is about dogfight : you're in an armed aircraft and you shoot at another aircraft, simple. The controls are a mix between simulation and arcade, meaning flight models use real aircraft forces (lift, drag, etc..) but they are over-powered and light-weighted, so the flight dynamics are a more interesting than a totally arcade game : You must maneuver in 3D! Therefore, a joystick is strongly recommended, a gamepad with analog sticks is great too, but we don't recommend the keyboard experience. As an increasing amount of people were demanding it, we've added a mouse control mode. The game has both single and multi player game modes, including a solo adventure with a story. Modding tools are complimentary. Above all, this game is made to have fun!
[s]The game is currently release in "Early Access"[/s] The game is OUT on Steam and Desura
The new trailer:
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And the old one, more classical.
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We also have a devblog here :http://blog.lamoustache-studio.fr/
The Steam page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/301500/
Technologies used Ogre for rendering, lua for scripting, Newton for Physics and enet for multiplayer, all of them merged in our custom game engine named PlatypAce.
Some screenshots:
The presskit
