Orbifold is an anti -gravity shooter placed inside a huge ball that looks like a really wild aura.

Returning to 2020, Half-Life: The developer Alyx Robin Walker told Katharine (RPS in peace) that one of the most difficult things in the development of the first-person shooter is to persuade people to look up. “One of the problems you always encounter in FPS is that the player is really good at looking horizontally with their mice, but they do not look up and down almost much,” Walker said. “You really have to work to make a player search in FPS games.”

You will definitely need to search in Orbifold, a upcoming shooting project from programmer Hi-Ris Cullen. In this Unreal Engine 5 work, the fire took place inside a giant, green ball similar to a miniature Dyson sphere, but no star was imprisoned. The player is attractive from the outside of the ball, which means you can run all the ways around. There are also halo -style launchers that make you directly through the middle. This is a moment when the scenes are very WIP, there are some Android troubles in the air.

Cullen has worked on Orbifold for a few years of free time. The game does not have a store or presskit page, although Cullen shows it at an event in Auckland, New Zealand last year. I have been looking for a few more details from the project’s cylinder data source, with a strict warning that all of this, once again, in the state of evolution and certain features may be abandoned.

Cullen refers to the flowing rivers around the sphere, tunnel and elevator under the surface, an upgrade system, Android layers of different enemies, many co-op players and the level editor can be released with the game. Among the recent revelations is a possibility of Saturn’s explosion that allows you to hit yourself in heaven – which reminds me of the shocking explosion of Pharah in Overwatch. Catch a video of it below.

Most attractive in all, for my money, is Cullen’s idea for grenades. He plans the Slapstick varieties to start attacks right on the scope. You can imagine a cooperation scenario where Punt players of enemies are like playing tennis robots.

You can imagine all types. Come, let’s immerse yourself in the light of the hypotheses. I really want to see a Halo Wart driver trying to understand the meaning of these conditions. I really like seeing players, enemies and debris trapped in a Lagrangian point in the center of Sphere. Ah, those who violate the law, you died too young. A little more explosive, the play space also recalls the world of Ring from the great DLC Outer Wilds expansion of the Eches of the eye.

Hopefully Cullen will treat us an appropriate notice in the near future. I am not sure what he does at Hi-Rz Studios, but it is clear that Paladins and Smite are aside, Hi-Rz are the creators of FPS FPS tribes, attractive: Ascend. They sold the copyright to the series to a subsidiary of Spin-off, Prophecy Games, in 2019. Prophecy released Tribes 3: Rivals in 2023, but it did not set the Internet and developers who have shifted their attention elsewhere.