58w ago - Today
ThatOtherDev has released The Catachthonic v0.9, a PS3 3D first / third person homebrew game with details below.
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The Catachthonic v0.9 PS3 3D First / Third Person Homebrew Game /
The Catachthonic v0.9 PS3 3D First / Third Person Homebrew Game (Mirror)
To quote: Here is the first PS3 release of The Catachthonic (a 3D first/third person game/toy with an interactive environment and a verity of random abilities).
Use the left analog stick to move, right analog stick to aim, X to jump, Circle to switch from first and third person view, Square to perform an action (like raising the ground, spawning a block, spawning a person to follow you, turning on or off slow motion, etc), and use the left and right buttons to change what action you will be performing.
P.S. if you if you enjoyed this piece of homebrew then you can show your appreciation by voting for it / liking it at psx-scene.
This is for service for my downgrade only. You should post in the help area for help on this. If you post there I would be more than willing to help. ...
Download: http://platonicrobot.com/filehost/files/142/TheCatachthonic%20v0.95.pkg / http://uploadmirrors.com/download/EKG5QSF7/TheCatachthonic_v0.95.pkg (Mirror)
To quote: So I’ve fixed the bug that caused The Catachthonic to crash in certain situations on PS3 and re wrote some other things.
I’ve added on screen text informing you of what kind of ability you have selected, you can now destroy blocks while they are falling, now you can reset everything without needing to exit the game and I also made some changes to the controls.
PS3 controls:
• Left analog stick = Move
• Right analog stick = Aim
• L1 = Switch between first and third person view
• R1 = Perform an action
• Directional pad = Change what action you will perform
• Select = reset the world
P.S. if you if you enjoyed this piece of homebrew then you can show your appreciation by liking it and voting for it in this months psx-scene contest. You can do the same with the previous version.
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I wish he would put more effort into making a single homebrew game better, than rehashing his skills into 10+ games that nobody wants to play.