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Genres: Action, Platformer, Art

$4.99 Including tax.
OS: Windows XP / vista / 7 CPU: Dual Core 1.6Ghz、Single Core 2.0Ghz RAM: 1GB 　　　 HDD Space : 50 MB Graphics： Video card supporting 3.0 pixel shaders
OS: Mac OS X CPU: Intel Dual Core 1.6Ghz、Single Core 2.0Ghz RAM: 1GB 　　　 HDD Space : 50 MB Graphics： Video card supporting 3.0 pixel shaders
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Santa Ragione

 

"Santa Ragione" is a micro game design studio based in Milan, Italy. Founded in 2010 by Pietro Righi Riva & Nicolo Robinson Tedeschi.

We like the ugly 3D of the '90s and will bring you more! On our website you'll find games, prototypes and events.

URL:
http://www.santaragione.com/

 

Fotonica by Santa Ragione

This game is DRM-free

 

FOTONICA is a first person game about jumping, sense of speed and exploration

The key is timing, the goal is exploring and traveling flawlessly through the environment.
The setting is an abstract, mainly duotone outlined world, with a look referring to the '50s geometrical abstractions as well as the 3D low-poly gaming-era

Key Features

This game is ONE BUTTON:
– Hold Action to run.
– Release to Jump
– Hold mid-air to land rapidly.

 

Creator's Voice

The game was first prototyped as an entry for the TigSource competition "A Game by Its Cover" based on the fake NES cartridge designs from the Japanese exposition "My FamiCase".

After the release of a demo version, we decided to release a full version. FOTONICA is an effort to make a 3D Action Game simple and accessible with a completely OneButton interface: theoretically any device can be plugged in and used for playing. We also do not rely exclusively on colors or audio cues for gameplay to keep the game playable for the deaf or the colorblind.

FOTONICA was recently part of the IndieArcade selection in London for the EuroGamer Expo and part of the 54° Venice Art Biennale 2011, as long as part of many other shows and event around the world.

We hope you'll enjoy the game as much as we enjoyed making it!