1 2 3 Slaughter Me Street

[john.kolbek]

Hello once again! Old member, new post.
I'm very sorry for the hit and run topics, but I have been insanely busy lately.
Its funny, ever since I made "Escape From Cartoon Hell" thanks to Openbor yeaaaaaaars ago, to this day I get requests for this game to be a full release. lol Its amazing.
There is apparently now a game called "Cup Head" that mimics old style animation... that basically "Cartoon Hell" did first.
But oh well bigger fan base, more popularity, good for them, moving on...

Im currently working on a "Horror" game called, 1 2 3 Slaughter Me Street. It is on Greenlight at the moment awaiting rude comments, and hopefully some positive votes. I come to you all as my oldest and dearest online family to show some support, and heck...If you don't like it, that's fine too. But much like you all, every day I'm trying to follow my dreams. Maybe one day I can do this full time, and I came close once before... but anyway... here it is. If you like it, please spread the word to others. I will be around more often, and i'm sorry for being absent for so long.

http://steamcommunity.com//sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=464723008

Thanks again!
Kolbek

 

[dantedevil]

Awesome game concept!
I wish you luck with this great project.

 

[DCurrent]

Will take a look when I can. For now I just have this to say...

http://youtu.be/5VlGyMG0ksg

 

[DJGameFreakTheIguana]

Games like this aren't my cup of tea, but congrats getting on the green light. Hope you're successful with that man.  ;D

X)

 

[maxman]

It's great to see you again, Kolbek!

Call of Duty meets Silent Hill! First, Cartoon From Hell, and now.. 1, 2, 3... Slaughter Me Street! LOL I almost leaned to fall off my chair when I got spooked out. Terrific, dude!

 

[CRxTRDude]

Welcome back to the community. Your game looks decent enough as a horror game ala FNAF. In fact better than FNAF because you can move freely over the game. What engine did you use for that?

But anyway, even if I can't support it, I'm going to congratulate you for a good job with your game.

 

[john.kolbek]

Thank you everyone! Right now we are using Unity, but did all the modeling work in Maya. Thank you all for the feedback, and its good to see you all again!