Morganica World

I was planning to finish Scene 7 tonight. But woke up horrified at the thought that I had no idea about the method of implementing variability in the demo version. The main character is faced with a choice and he needs to make it. Just choose one of two possible answers. It seemed to me all the time that it was all very simple. But how can this technically be done? And this solution will be used in 4 or 5 more scenes. In short, Scene 7 won't be finished today. Today we are coding and testing. Fortunately, the location has already been redone, taking into account its last discussion, and an animation of an elevator has been made into which some invisible monster is breaking. In order not to get out of the schedule again, right after this scene, I will do scene 12, in the same location, there is no need to choose in it and in general it is the final scene of the demo version. This way I will even win 1 day for a legitimate rest.

  Now I am not only relise the "Morganica" project, but also directly participating in it as Mad's huckster, who sells weapons to insiders for a share of the results of their hunting for their own kind during the daily "Hunt", when all the inhabitants of Stomad collect body fragments of each other for feeding Corpse Eaters.

 FROM THE VIRTUAL WORLD TO THE ADVENTURE AND BACK In March 2021, a group of partners and I started developing a gaming product that was to become the basis of the future Virtual World, which I hoped to sell to Zuckerberg someday. I have chosen an action genre with horror elements for the Oculus Quest 2 mobile platform. At that time, this helmet was breaking all sales records, the audience of VR products consumers, as well as the number of products themselves, began to grow by leaps and bounds with its appearance, Half-Life: Alyx was released, Facebook was tested in closed access Horizon Worlds, not so long ago “The First Player will get ready” was held in cinemas. The analysis of the VR market and related technological industries pointed to the correctness of the decision. The mood was upbeat and joyful. I decided not to start right away with an open virtual world. Instead, I wrote a story that formed the basis of a short screen series consisting of 12 issues. At the same time, it wa