We are at war and the enemy can attack from any flank and at any time. That is why we must be prepared for any contingency and put in place a good defensive system to withstand any kind of attack.
Our intelligence services have intercepted some transmissions and when decoding them we have found extremely worrying messages. Dragan and his army have the capability to sabotage our re-conquest from the centre of operations, One Military Camp, and are prepared to do so.
We have learned that he has unmanned aerial technology for a variety of purposes, none of them good for us. Yes, he has drones. But not only that, he is also training spies to infiltrate our lines. Let's take a look at the dossier sent to us from intelligence so we know what we're up against.
Drones
These things can cause a lot of damage, and I don't just mean pollution. We have detected the construction plans of several of them and as far as we know they have designed two types: bombers and propaganda.
- Bombers
These drones have several anchors where they can deposit enough explosives to destroy any of our buildings. Imagine how much damage one of these flying gadgets could do if it manages to hit a building full of soldiers.
They may also have a built-in light deflection system that makes them more difficult to detect.
- Propaganda
It is clear that troop morale is important and our enemies know that. They have adapted one of these drones so that they can drop propaganda leaflets to demoralise our soldiers and make them give up.
If they can strike at the hearts and minds of our troops, we are finished. It is vitally important to destroy them before they reach their targets.
Spies
This message is still unclear, as it seems that Dragan could infiltrate several of his soldiers into our facilities. I don't even want to think about what would happen if that were to happen.
Keep your eyes open and if you see someone acting suspiciously, act quickly! If you spot them, they will run away like the cowards they are.
The best defence is not always a good offense.
Fortunately, we have our resources too, so we will be able to work out a strategy to frustrate Dragan's plans and come out of his onslaught even stronger. Now that we know what he has at his disposal, we will know what we need for each occasion.
- Watchtowers
With the latest technology cameras installed, the watchtowers are the perfect tool to defend the perimeter of the base from the incursion of enemy spies.
- Anti-aircraft
We have powerful missiles for when drones fly over our camp. It will be enough to knock them to the ground or make them leave our facilities.
- Shield Inhibitors
With great effort and against the clock, but we have managed to develop an electromagnetic pulse generator that will disable the shields of enemy drones.
- Anti-Camouflage Defence
Let's not forget perhaps the most powerful tool the enemy has. These camouflaged devices will be detected thanks to the ingenuity of our scientists. In this way, we will be able to get our targets back in sight and act accordingly.
All the cards are on the table, now it's your turn to use them wisely and stop Dragan from getting away with it!
And don't forget to join our discord to have access to the private beta as well as to know first hand and before anyone else what we are working on.
Discord: https://discord.gg/wFwdpz25wp
Soldier Specializations
In One Military Camp you will have at your disposal a wide range of soldier specializations to train your troops and be prepared for any eventuality. Below we list all these specializations along with the sketch of the training building. Get ready soldiers!
Infantry
Infantry are the first line of defense of our army. These units will be trained to handle a wide range of weapons, from short to long range. They will also get to know the weapons as they know themselves. They even take idyllic photos of themselves enjoying a picnic together. Shoot at first sight.
Artillery
Artillery soldiers must have superior strength, as they will need it to be able to handle heavy weaponry and ammunition. Therefore, they must train both their physical strength and the handling of such weaponry. You are not able to lift a tractor wheel? Then forget about it!
Comms Operator
Information is key on the battlefield and that is why communications soldiers are vital in this campaign. Here they will be trained in the handling of all the telecommunication tools needed on the front line. Batteries for the walkie talkies must be paid for by each person.
Explosives engineers
Explosives engineers have a vital job to do. They must be able to build powerful explosives to disable enemy machinery, but they must also know which wire to cut in the event of having to defuse a device. When in doubt, always cut red wire.
Aviator
Pilots in combat can find themselves in very tricky situations. To do so, they must become accustomed to withstanding G-forces and be able to handle the most advanced aircraft. They will have the latest flight simulator technology at their disposal. Remember you have a bucket and mop just in case...
Spy
Spies are made of different stuff. They are able to camouflage themselves and go unnoticed in all kinds of situations. In addition, their ability to contort is legendary, they will have to be able to pass through the narrowest gaps, without neglecting the ability to tap phones and lie in case they are discovered. The batteries of the shoephones are limited, remember to charge them.
Tank Crew
The tank crews will be trained to be familiar with both the controls and the use of the artillery that the armored vehicles have. For this purpose, the most advanced simulations will be used to expertly handle these metallic beasts. Please make sure that the tanks do not get too much water in them, as they tend to rust.
Hacker
In this day and age, protecting and attacking computer systems is a priority. Hackers will learn how to protect our systems and will be able to install worms that will render the enemy's systems useless. The technological war has only just begun. We remind you that it is not allowed to hack your ex's facebook account.
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Chemist
Chemist units will learn to handle all kinds of chemicals and how to use them in battle. Of course, our military camp complies with all international conventions in this respect. Furthermore we can assure that no animals will be used for the tests carried out in our laboratories.
Desert Soldier
The desert conditions are some of the harshest a soldier can encounter, so they will have to put their skills to the test to get out of any situation. The units that will be deployed in the desert will be able to cope with hostile environments with lack of water and extreme temperatures both during the day and at night. Camel riding lessons are not included.
Juggernaut
Juggernauts are one of the toughest classes in our army, they are almost a human tank. Their powerful armor is designed to withstand almost any impact produced by a firearm. They look like something out of a 1980s sci-fi movie.
Sniper
Snipers are trained to temper their nerves when faced with any situation. They will be able to hit very small targets at very long distances. Our impressive training routine will ensure that these units never miss a shot. Those who do not know how to wink will be excluded.
Commando
The jungle can be one of the most dangerous environments when it comes to combat. In fact many call it the green hell. That is why our troops will be prepared to blend in with the environment and fight silently with machete or bow. They drew first blood, not us.
Diver
Underwater combat is of greater importance than many realize. That's why we train our troops to simulate the conditions they will encounter underwater and design specific training to withstand oxygen deprivation. You’re gonna' need a bigger boat!
Navy
Battleships are much more than a game. Training experts in ship handling is crucial. Port, starboard, bow and stern are just some of the terms they will have to learn. Our soldiers will learn everything they need to be a fish in water, well, really as a sailor on their boat...
Snow Trooper
Not everyone can move gracefully in snowy terrain, but thanks to our training our soldiers will. No, we don't mean sliding down the slopes of San Moritz or Baqueira Beret, but the harsh snowy environment under enemy fire. Snowball battles can be downright scary.
Training the troops!
Many of you have asked us this question on Discord so let's talk about it. Training units has benefits whether they are soldiers or hard-working camp staff, such as cookers, maintenance staff, medics, etc.
Let's take a look at the character sheet, which will appear when we want to recruit someone.
Our camp has the ability to train our dear friend Charles Moore as a specialist soldier in Artillery or Comms Operator, but not as Infantry or Explosives Engineer yet. This is because we must have built at least one building corresponding to the specialty and at the moment of recruiting Charles we only have an Artillery and a Comms Operator building.
If we review the candidate's attributes we see that he has one point in Strength, Intelligence and Speed and two points in Accuracy. Looking more carefully, Strength is marked with a red bar, Intelligence with yellow, Speed with blue and Accuracy with purple. Taking a look at the basic specializations we find a diamond with a color in each of the icons representing that class. Artillery has a red diamond, Infantry a purple one, Comms Operator a yellow one and Explosives Engineer a blue one! Wow, that's a coincidence... or maybe not?
Let's look at an example: Sheryl Scott, one of our Comms Operators.
One of the reasons we recruited Sheryl as a Comms Operator is because her Intelligence value is 5, and she currently has a total value in her specialty of 2.5. If we continue to train Sheryl in her specialty, her value will logically grow, but if we train Intelligence what will happen?
By raising the Intelligence to 5.5 the total value as a Comms Operator has risen to 3.6, how wonderful! But what about the non-military personnel in the camp? Well, let's take a look at our friend Hansel Poposky, the cook.
If you look at it, it has a Speed score of 4 and a Cook rating of 2.0. If we look at the Cook icon, it has a blue diamond, which corresponds to Speed. Let's see what happens if we train Cook Poposky in Speed.
Well, by leveling half a point in Speed we have managed to raise almost 2 points in his Cook rating! And then what about the classes that have more than one diamond? Well, I guess you can imagine what will happen to these...
I guess we will have to wait a while to talk about it. Join our Discord to find out everything and ask your questions.
Discord: https://discord.gg/wFwdpz25wp
PS: Remember that the figures included in the article may change during the development of the game.
Demo available in chinese language
Attention recruits!
We have a special announcement to make...
Our camp speaks chinese! The demo for One Military Camp is now available in both Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
We know some of you asked for this, and we listened :)
The demo won't receive important updates anymore, but it's a taste of what the game will be and we wanted to give chinese speakers the opportunity to enjoy it in their native language.
If the demo leaves you wanting more, you can jump over to our Discord and request access to the Beta, which we will be updating with more and more features over the coming weeks. The beta won't be available in chinese language though. You'll have to wait until the final release for that.
As you may know, Steam next fest took place from June 13th to 20th where thousands of game demos were made public. One of them was our game in development One Military Camp.
For those who don't know it, One Military Camp is a fun tycoon game in which you can build your own military camp. You will be able to recruit the best candidates, train your units and make them become elite troops, manage the economy and the necessary resources for the proper functioning of the camp and send your troops to dangerous missions to achieve peace once and for all.
We can say with joy and above all with a lot of gratitude to all of you, great OMC community, that our participation in the Steam Next Fest has been a real success!
We still have a long way to go to be able to deliver you the finished game as we, the developers, and you, the players, want it to be. The support and closeness with the community is very important to us and we didn't want to miss this opportunity to get back in touch with all of you.
The demo will remain available for a while, but if you want to learn more about the game or even apply to access to the private beta, you can do so through our Discord server at: https://discord.gg/wFwdpz25wp.
With this deep feeling of gratitude we would like to share with you some of the figures we have achieved thanks to your support:
The demo will remain available for a while, but if you want to learn more about the game or even request access to the private beta, you can do so through our Discord server at: https://discord.gg/wFwdpz25wp
Thank you all!
Abilight Barcelona team.
Steam Next Fest Developer Q&A Livestream
Hi there, recruits!
Everything alright in your camps? How are your soldiers doing?
We hope you are enjoying the demo, and if you haven’t played it yet… What are you waiting for? Miguel García, our Creative Director, will be Live this Friday at 7 pm CEST to play the demo and answer your doubts about the game.
So get your questions ready and we’ll see you all there!
If you can’t wait to share your feelings about the demo, head over to our Discord server. We want to hear what you think :)
Happy playing!
Demo Treasure Hunt!
Hello all!
We hope everyone is having fun building their camps. For us at Abylight Barcelona it's been awesome to see so many people playing the demo and sharing their impressions on our Discord and on the Steam forums.
Thank you so much for your passion and support!
We have a surprise challenge to spice things up now that we are midway through Steam Next Fest.
A Treasure Hunt!
We've hidden 5 easter eggs outside the walls of your camps. These objects don't belong in the camp and can be hidden anywhere outside the construction area. Let's see how many of you can find them!
(Hint: they're objects any gamer would recognise ;) )
The first 55 hawk-eyed players to achieve it will have their names immortalized as recruits in One Military Camp! And the top 5 will also have a nice commemorative plaque with their name inside the camp museum :)
Steam Next Fest is coming and One Military Camp will be there! You’ll be able to play our demo starting June 13th.
Hooray!
These last weeks have been exciting at Abylight Barcelona. This will be our first Steam Next Fest, and the demo is coming along nicely.
Some of the members of our Discord community already had the opportunity to play our pre-alpha demo, but the one we have prepared for the festival will be much more complete and closer to our vision for the final release. It almost feels like a different game :D
We can’t wait to share it with you.
Check our store page starting June 13th at 7 pm CEST to download the demo, and stay tuned for Developer Livestreams and Q&As during the week.
Head over to our Discord server to get news about the game, share your feedback, and also join future Betas once the demo is over.
See you soon!
Mechanics and features explained
Welcome Cadets! Some fortunate recruits already have access to the first pre-alpha demo of One Military Camp (join our Discord to learn more!) but the game is still early in development and we want to show you some of the mechanics and features that you can look forward to in the future.
We have a lot of stuff planned to make One Military Camp a great management game, and this is only the beginning!
So let’s take a look at some One Military Camp features we are working on.
Military academy 101
Our goal with One Military Camp is to make a game about the creation and management of (you’ve guessed right) a military camp, capturing the mood and all the military imagery and stereotypes of movies like “Heartbreak Ridge” or “Full Metal Jacket”.
We are going for a lighthearted and comical tone, trying not to be overly dramatic and rigorous. Of course, real war is a very serious and dreary subject, but video games don’t need to be, so we approach it in the same way as other games in the genre have done with heavy topics using humor, such as hospitals or criminal organizations.
So, going into more detail… What does it mean to build and manage a military camp? You’ll have to not only design and build the facilities, but also recruit and train the staff and cadets that make it work. The objective is to train soldiers specialized in different classes that you will send to the front to fight against an enemy that threatens to conquer all the territories in its path.
There’s a lot more to it though! Look at some of the things that you will be able to do:
Free construction of your military camp.
Management of roads and camp layouts to optimize performance.
Management of the power grid to supply the various camp buildings.
Recruitment of soldiers and staff. Choose the best for the task according to their attributes.
Train, evolve and specialize your soldiers and staff to get the highest ranking types.
Manage the resources needed to keep the buildings running.
Establish supply routes from providers to your camp.
Manage the economy and (hopefully not) ask for bank loans.
Research to unlock new buildings and building upgrades.
Day and night cycle. Combined with schedule management for the characters to keep your camp running 24/7 if you dare!
Modeling of health, morale and stamina in characters.
Diseases and injuries - keep your soldiers healthy!
Modeling of maintenance, noise and dirt in buildings.
Surveillance elements such as turrets to prevent sabotages from enemy spies.
Air defense elements like anti-drone batteries to prevent enemy attacks on your infrastructure.
Customization of motivational elements. Record your own voice to cheer up your soldiers through the PA system, create your own flag and generate your own motivational texts to be displayed on banners around your military camp.
Campaign mode with a story of around 20 hours.
Sandbox mode.
Building
Building a military camp requires careful planning to have an efficient layout. You should place your barracks far from noisy areas, build related training buildings near each other and even place resource warehouses close to the buildings that will need those supplies. Taking all that into account, you’ll be able to build a camp as cool as this one:
In One Military Camp energy is also important, and building a good power grid is an art of its own. Planning the wire placement efficiently will help you avoid overloads and explosions. Be mindful of the aesthetics too, nobody wants a mess of wires ruining a good layout.
You’ll find the following building categories for your camp:
Accommodation buildings: barracks, houses for the staff…
Essential buildings: Canteen, heliport, infirmary and facilities to provide services to your camp and its inhabitants.
Energy buildings: Different energy sources.
Skills training: Buildings that will increase your soldiers’ skills.
Specialization training: Buildings that will allow training soldiers in different specializations.
Science buildings: Facilities to conduct research in order to unlock new buildings and upgrades.
Motivational: Elements that will raise your soldiers morale, like flags, statues, leisure buildings and decorative elements.
Defensive elements: Surveillance turrets and countermeasures to disrupt enemy attacks.
Lighting: Lamp Posts and lighting elements to keep your camp illuminated at nighttime.
The mix between city building and management
Obviously, placing buildings is a key feature in a city builder. But have you ever wanted to take a look inside those buildings to manage the people inside like in a tycoon game?
We wanted to take a fresh approach and mix a bit of both!
Recruiting
Recruitment is one of the most important steps to have a successful camp, because you’ll need different roles to populate your base and each of them require a different set of abilities and traits. Visit your Reception Center and look at them straight in the eye to see if they have what it takes!
Just kidding! Beyond their looks, you’ll decide which ones to enlist based on two main aspects:
Mockup of the recruiting screen. This is not in-game art.
The skills, which are the innate abilities of the candidates and can be improved even further with hard training.
The traits, which are special characteristics that can be positive or negative and can make all the difference to decide if a character is fit for one job or another.
Training
Once you have recruited a few soldiers and staff, you can train them or put them to work deciding their schedule in detail. There are several predefined presets to make this task more automatic, but if you like to control every last detail, in One Military Camp you’ll decide when your cadets sleep, eat, train, work or have free time. However, if you push them too hard it can cause… unintended consequences.
You can also choose the training buildings that each recruit will use. This can be automated too, but we’ll give you the option to manage it in detail if that’s your playstyle.
Strategic map and missions
Mockup of the map screen. This is not in-game art.
All this building and training has a purpose: to stop the advance of the evil forces taking over your territories.
On the strategic map view, you’ll be able to see the territories under enemy control, and different missions on the frontlines.
Mockup of the soldier selection screen. This is not in-game art.
Deploy your best soldiers for each mission to be successful and liberate those territories! The difficulty and probability of success will depend on their training.
The missions are simulated and you won’t see your soldiers in action, but you will feel the consequences of success, or failure...
Your brave soldiers will return to camp in a helicopter to celebrate their success or recover from their failure. Some may come back with injuries, and if the mission goes really badly... some might not return.
After the enemy is driven away from a territory, you’ll get access to new resources and supply routes.
Mockup of the Mission FInished screen. This is not final in-game art.
Research
Research? Yes! Your military camp is constantly evolving and you must destinate infrastructures and specialized personnel to improve its efficiency. The scientists working in your Research Center will generate science points that you can invest in unlocking new types of buildings or improving the ones you have already discovered:
Mockup of the research screen. This is not in-game art.
Through research you will be able to discover more advanced trainings such as the spy training building:
It will allow you to upgrade essential buildings such as supply warehouse, taking your camp to the next level:
Maybe I’m telling too much, but what the hell, I’d spend the day talking about the things we are preparing for you, so here we go. Do you want to know which is one of the buildings I like the most? The Cloning Lab, Ta-dah!!!!
Imagine, you are at the late game, swimming in money and you have been able to carry out all the research to have cutting-edge tech. Then, among the most advanced buildings in the research tree, you will find the human cloning building.
It works as follows: A soldier goes in, aaand two soldiers come out. Both with the same skills and experience!
The cloning process will require paying an absurd amount of money, but you are a big tycoon and you can afford it, right?😀
Resources and logistics
Buildings, in addition to specialized expertise to function, will require enough resources. For example, an infirmary needs medicines, just as a canteen needs food and some weapons training will need ammunition.
In One Military Camp the player will be able to define logistic deliveries to receive resources through the heliport of the camp. Then he will have to store them in different types of warehouses and from there the staff will supply all the buildings that require them.
Heliport buildable at One Military Camp
We all know that order makes everything more efficient, right? Well, in One Military Camp is no exception. Having to figure out the layout of the buildings and the interactions between the heliport, warehouses and the buildings that need resources, will be key to have an efficient camp.
We can get resources from different providers:
They only serve a specific type of resource: Fuel, food, medicines or ammunition.
There’s a limit on how many units we can order for them in a single shipment.
They have a cost per unit.
There’s a fixed cost for transportation based on the distance.
The selectable providers will be the ones located on liberated territories.
In One Military Camp you can set a recurring resource transaction between providers and your camp (heliport).
When there is a scheduled resource delivery, at the beginning of each cycle the helicopter serving those resources will arrive and land at the designated heliport.
The providers that we will in the game are this ones:
Economy
In order to make the whole operation work, you must keep an eye on the economy. A great tycoon must build, train and win without going bankrupt in the process.
You’ll receive recurring income based on your camp prestige level and the amount of territories liberated from the grasps of the enemy forces. You’ll also receive rewards for completing missions successfully.
Of course, you’ll have to take care of salaries, maintenance, supplies…
If you run out of money… don’t worry, there’s still a chance to get out of the rut. You’ll have the option to request a loan. You’ll only have two opportunities though, so be mindful of your expenses.
You will have all kinds of graphs and reports at their disposal to understand where the money is going and make the necessary decisions.
Mockup showing different sections of the economy menu. This is not in-game art.
Different banks that you will find in One Military Camp:
The campaign
The story begins when a powerful and cartoonish villain has invaded all the territories in your country. All except one, the southernmost territory of the island, where One Military Camp is located, an old camp unnoticed because it is abandoned.
Now you are the last hope. You will have to repair the few rusty buildings that are still standing and build a great camp on that site. Your mission is to bring One Military Camp back to its former glory and build the ultimate military camp. With it, you’ll have to recruit and train the soldiers that will allow you to face the great feat of reconquering all the invaded territory, bringing peace once again to your land.
But you won’t be alone in this adventure. As you recover territories, you’ll free other heroes and special characters that will help you on your mission. You’ll also unlock new, more advanced military camps located in other parts of the map.
You’ll learn more about the background of the characters and the conflict through the mission descriptions and with cutscenes that will play after certain missions, that will show a dialogue between heroes and villains.
Different biomes
During the campaign, you’ll unlock more camps located on different biomes, bringing new challenges and strategic options
The first biome will be the forest biome:
Then the "Level 2 Camp" located in the desert:
And the "Level 3 Camp" is located in an icy area:
You’ll be able to switch between camps through the map screen. When you are in a camp, the time will pause on the other ones. We have thought a lot about this particular design decision and we think that is the best option. Otherwise the player could feel overwhelmed by the need to manage multiple camps that are evolving in real time and without the capacity to be on all of them at the same time.
Heroes
As you liberate territories throughout the campaign, you will rescue Heroes. All of them have their own story that will unfold after each mission. These Heroes can be used in your camps to provide unique advantages.
Lower costs? ✔️Check.
Additional combat strength? ✔️Check.
Morale boost? ✔️Check.
Espionage countermeasures? ✔️Check.
Events and hazards
So far we have talked about the things the player does to reconquer territories and win the war, but… you will not expect the enemy to stand still and do nothing, do you? The game has quite a few things in store that will try to slow down your progress. Among some of them we can mention the following:
Resource blockades
The enemy has sent troops to the facilities of one of the providers we have trade routes with and we won’t receive more supplies until we drive them out. When this event occurs the player will see a warning screen saying that the supplier has been blocked by the enemy and that they must carry out a recovery mission to keep receiving shipments.
Enemy spies
The enemy has sent a spy that plans to sabotage one of our energy buildings to put our camp out of commission. If he succeeds, along with sending enemy drones towards our camp, it can be catastrophic for the integrity and proper operation of our facilities.
The player can counter this event by placing watchtowers around the perimeter of the camp:
Enemy drones
The enemy can deploy drones of different types to target our buildings and disrupt our operations. The type of attack and its consequences will depend of the type of drone:
Propaganda drone: The drone launches a rain of propaganda flyers that will lower our soldiers’ morale. Some of them might even quit!
EMP drone: The enemy drone will shoot an energy beam at one of our buildings, putting our buildings out of service and even blowing out our energy sources. The player can build anti-drone measures that launch heat-flares and cause drones to crash outside the camp perimeter, preventing the attack.
EMP drone with countermeasures: Some drones will be able to hack our defenses, so you’ll have to build frequency jamming towers to make your anti-drone batteries unhackable.
Sandbox mode
Campaign mode is great and all, but we know you also want less guidance to create your unique and personal story. Imagine that you want to customize the characters to give them the looks and names of some of your friends. Or imagine that you don’t want to do story missions in order to build the perfect camp. If that is what motivates you, then the sandbox has been designed for you.
You’ll have a blank canvas to start your camp from scratch.
All buildings and soldier classes will be at your disposal from the beginning, including those exclusive to other biomes.
At the start of the game, you’ll be able to choose your favorite biome and activate or deactivate a lot of aspects of gameplay (spies, injuries, diseases…) as well as choosing your starting money and science points.
The missions will be presented as “military maneuvers”, without an enemy and generated procedurally. The recurring income won’t be tied to the number of liberated territories.
Steam Deck, oh yes!
You might be wondering if you will be able to play One Military Camp on Steam Deck, and our answer is a big yes! The team is excited about Valve’s new machine and we are already thinking on how to adapt the game.
The way we think it would best fit by following a formula similar to the one the wonderful developers at Two Point Hospital have followed to port their game to Nintendo Switch.
We will have a free mode that shows different areas overprinted with button shortcuts. We also have a context-sensitive crosshair in the center of the screen that will show us contextual actions depending on the element that the camera is focusing on.
With the sticks and triggers of the controller we will have full control over the position, rotation and zoom of the camera.
When we press any of the shortcut buttons overprinted on the screen, the game hides the contextual crosshair shown in the center of the screen and the game goes into specific menu mode.
In this mode the player can press:
LB/RB to toggle between menu tabs.
Use the right or left stick to move the cursor between navigation elements. The cursor sticks like a magnet to the various interactive elements that make up the UI, so that it never falls into a non-interactive area.
A to accept the button or element where the cursor is located.
B to close the menu.
Did someone say private beta?
The article has been a bit long, I know 😉 but if you’ve made it this far you might be interested in signing up four our discord:
We are using it to give access to the private beta. The idea is to share the game in progressively larger groups each time to gather feedback and your ideas. At Abylight Barcelona we are committed to making One Military Camp a great product, and we want to do it well. To do this we think we should listen to what you think about the game, because at the end of the day we are creating the game for you.
Finally, we ask you to help us by letting people know about the Steam page of the game. If you think the game might be of interest to your friends, please spread the word!. We are a small indie development team, and every new wishlist means a lot to us:
The opening of our camp is getting closer! But, until then, we are looking for new recruits eager to try the game as we are developing it. Do you want to give us your feedback and suggestions? Some of them may end up in the final game...
If you want to have access to our demo, you just have to join our Discord community and share a picture showing One Military Camp added to your wishlist.
https://discord.gg/r8cRWm2Rzx
Also, in our Discord server we’ll be sharing the development progress, doing giveaways and challenges and answering all your questions.
Company... dismissed! We are waiting for you!
----- Written by Víctor Ávila (Producer at Abylight Barcelona)
