The earth isn’t what it used to be.

After decades of misuse there was nothing to save. In a last minute effort, humanity built huge space ships that should take them to another world. But there was not space for everybody. The rich and powerful were the first to board, together with the great minds of our society. The world fell into disarray. Militant leaders took over most countries. Wars emerged, some nukes fell. Society was lost. But after 30 years of anarchy, a new power rose. Strict but determined to rebuild society, this group constructed safezones for the people, rebuilt train tracks and organized defence against raiding groups. There is still hope.

All I See Is Red is a side scrolling shooter with an interesting story and lore (all thanks to Magickmaster!), quality pixel art, an inventory engine with highly customisable weapons and a level editor for the creative people.

A lot more is planned and most definetly going to be added! Including but not limited to intellegent enemy AI, armor/clothing for protection/fashion, co-op mini games, A survival mode which is basically an RPG with a big open world with more freedom!

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All I See Is Red Blog[lousydev.wordpress.com]

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2 October, 2016 - Shimmy, Shimmy, Shimmy | 1 Comments

Hi eveybody! Lots of new faces here thanks to Clientside! I think there is some explaining to be done regarding All I See Is Red though, so thats why I created this topic!

I am not currently working on AISIR. But that doesn't mean that I've abandoned it! The reason why I do not currrently want to work on it is because it is simply huge, and I feel like it would be better to publish a smaller game (maybe even multiple small games) first. Not only would it allow for us to have something to show, but it would also allow us to have a bigger community for when AISIR goes back into development. AISIR will most likely take a long time to develop, a very long time indeed! So it goes without saying that patience is a virtue! When AISIR does go back into development it doesn't mean that it'll be done 'soon', quite the contrary!

Something worth reading if you want to know more: https://lousydev.wordpress.com/2016/08/02/the-future/

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