Yeah, this is pretty terrible news... This group just started on Steam to show support for keeping things similar to Greenlight.

steamcommunity.com/groups/keepsteamgreen

It isn't much, but maybe if enough people join and speak up Steam will listen? It's worth a shot.

Video can stay pretty small depending on how you do it. Keeping music files separate from the video definitely helps out.

The main reason for having the puzzles as an interactive form, rather than an item-based form is because of my lack of understanding arrays. Without knowing how to use them it makes it difficult to have things like inventory management and things like that. I know there are other ways, but the tutorials I've found don't do it for me. I'm an animator, not a numbers guy. :/

Thank you though! I look forward to coming out with more updates soon!

Yup, no need to worry about 3D specs here. They're all just sprites by the time they get to the engine.

The cutscenes surprisingly take the least amount of memory out of everything! It could be because they're in .ogv format too though. But yeah, the sprites and layout images take up all the space. But then again they are all in .png and everything is rendered at 1500x1125 before they are cropped however they will need to be. So a lot of the action and cutscenes will actually be video files instead of sprite animations.

There won't be any combat in this game, which is mostly due to trying to preserve the large scale visuals while keeping the overall project size as small as possible so it won't bog down the engine. It is all stealth-based instead. So yeah, hiding in shadows, inside cubbards, behind or underneath things... And of course there will be puzzles in it as well. But they won't be the traditional Silent Hill riddle-type puzzles. Instead they will be more interactive on the layout, and some may act as a threat as well. Kind of like what The Witch's House did. I also have a Fallout style lock picking system made too. These are some of the things I will have to show in the next video for sure.

Nah, it's designed to look like those games, but since it's still C2 the game is still 2D. So side-to-side movement. The in-game graphics and cutscene graphics are the same, so when you open doors and use stairs it transitions seamlessly between the two to give the feeling of a 3D world. It's the closest I could get to the classics while using C2.

Thank you though! I'm glad you like it!

Here is the Greenlight Concept page for House of Velez

steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=858333442

HoobSug Sounds like a winner to me! Good luck with it and I hope to see it up and running when it's ready.

some screenshots of my gaem

Aww cool! Is it going to be kinda similar to the Hotline Miami games? I loved those games!

Gameplay for my upcoming Horror game, House of Velez! It's being made in the same vein as the old Clock Towers.

I see. I'm sure there's a way to make it happen with a little outside the box thinking. Good luck!

No, but you can set objects to the mouse in events. I believe that was the intended question. And just like the last post you were oh so helpful in, please try to contribute some assistance rather than just shoot down a question or criticize an answer. The community does not need that.

I doubt C2 would have the option for "is equal to" if it was not possible to use. It works for me every time. If you have a better alternative then perhaps you should post it.

Anyway, use the advise or not, it's just my 2 cents.