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View code. Ingnomia What is this? How do I get set up for development? Ingnomia Just looking for the game itself? What is this? About No description, website, or topics provided. Releases 10 0. Aug 15, Packages 0 No packages published.

Contributors You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. Profile Features Limited. Languages :. Publisher: Roest. Share Embed. Early Access Game Get instant access and start playing; get involved with this game as it develops. Why Early Access? The plan is to continue development as long as it is fun and I come up with ideas of features I want to add. The initial plan was to release the game with a basic feature set and expand on that. However some people might get the wrong expectations from a released game.

Early access is to make sure that everyone understands this is not the final version of the game. Beyond that planned features are magic, a mission system for interaction with the outside world and multiplayer. Play Game. View Community Hub.

About This Game Ingnomia started out as an independent remake of the older Gnomoria colony simulator, from which it was permitted to borrow some of the assets.

While the graphics look similar, all of the engine was rewritten from scratch. Compared to the reference, Ingnomias engine scales significantly better with large colonies.

In terms of features, balancing, user interface design etc. Ingnomia has since given its own spin to many of the core game elements. While already in a playable state, it's still under heavy development and truly, by all means, "Early Access". Not all game components have been implemented yet and some bugs are to be expected. Ingnomia is a pure hobby project, and true free-to-play. With "free" spelled as in "free beer". Ingnomia uses some of the sprite assets of Gnomoria by permission of Robotronic Games.

See all. Customer reviews. The renderer is way faster than the first attempt, I read a lot on pathfinding and implemented a first working one and some other stuff that showed me I probably can do it. For now I will stay very close to how Gnomoria plays and feels. Of course some deviations from the original will be there. For instance there will be a sand layer. Sand will be a material for glass production which will be in the base game. Also I think fishing will be there. Some might say Qt is an odd choice for a game but for me it's the library I work with for over 10 years now.

There won't be any other dependencies so ports to Linux and Mac will be just a matter of compilation on these systems. With the game being multi threaded, for now I separated render and game loop and do path finding for each gnome in an own thread, I have high hopes to exceed the huge setting of Gnomoria of xxby a large margin and experience the slow down at a much later point in time.

I'm using the default. So before I can release whatever game I have I need to find out what I can do with it. Maybe I need to find someone to create completely new graphics. Another way would be releasing the game without it and let people copy it over from their Gnomoria folder.