Project N3T Announcement!

Dec 16, 2022

Project R4T

Take control of a test subject tasked with testing out a new device capable of shrinking and enlarging the user. Take on a few tests by changing your size and weight in this short single-player experience.

Heya everyone, it's Myre here! It's been a bit since the last update, and if few people saw that one, I'm sure almost no one is going to see this one lol. But I felt like I should share some news! In the previous announcement, I mentioned how we were working on another game called "Project N3T". Well, after a few months of waiting, we're ready to show it off! [b]What is Project N3T:[/b] Project N3T is a semi-sequel to Project R4T. Just like that game, N3T is a student project made in a few weeks, with a few months of polish. In the game, you step into the shoes of a new character, Subject Three. You're tasked with testing out a new invention called the EMFR, a device that functions like a very powerful magnet. You can pull and push metal around, and interact with other magnets in order to reach new places. You'll have to go through a series of puzzles, all while a familiar voice talks to you through a radio. Just like Project R4T, this is a very simple game, and we are unlikely to work on it much further after release unless there are some game-breaking bugs. If you're interested, you can check the store page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/2594490/Project_N3T/]here[/url]. I also wanted to touch on another thing I said in the previous announcement, I mentioned a game called "Project R4T5", a direct sequel to Project R4T. It was something we were discussing making, and it would've been a larger game than both R4T and N3T are. However, it appears we won't be able to for a very long time. That doesn't mean that it won't happen, it just means that if it does, it might be a couple of years before we would even start development. So, for now, Project N3T will be the last entry in this little "Project" series we have started. Sorry to the people who were hoping for a longer and more in-depth version of Project R4T. We wish we could make a game like that, but our current schedules and motivations don't line up. And that's all for today! Please look forward to Project N3T's launch in October, and I'll see you all later!