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Divemaster

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Divemaster

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  1. Hi folks,

     

    Some of you may have heard already, but here is the official announcement:

     

    A diving game will be released soon for the iPad and later, possible for the iPhone4. It is designed by myself for you, fellow divers. In the game you are a divemaster who must guide underwater photographers to take pictures about underwater animals. Show them as many species as possible, and don't let them die :-)

     

    As a sneak preview, please find hereby a screenshot, I hope you like it!

     

    If you wich, please like our starting Facebook fan-page as well, where I will release more and more info, as we go closer to the launch date.

    Divemaster fan-page

     

    and follow me on Twitter:

    DivemasterGame at Twitter

     

    Best,

    Jules

     

    GUI_v008-2.jpg

    Edited by adamhanlon
  2. Wow looks like fun ill keep an eye out for it

    Edited by irridium
  3. Wow looks like fun ill keep an eye out for it

     

    Thanks, and really appreciate that your very first post is in my thread :)

  4. Great news Jules - glad to see it finally hit the iPad! :)

     

    Cheers, Simon

  5. Looks like fun...What's the name of the game and when is it coming out for iphone4...you know the prize by any chance?

  6. Great news Jules - glad to see it finally hit the iPad! :)

     

    Cheers, Simon

     

    Thanks, Simon! Yes, finally we are close to release it... Somehow did not imagine (before) that game development is just as tedious work as video editing :)

  7. Looks like fun...What's the name of the game and when is it coming out for iphone4...you know the prize by any chance?

     

     

    The name is Divemaster: The Caribbean and the price is not decided yet, we are investigating the best pricing method. iPhone4 version comes after the iPad version, so it means that an update will make the game universal HD.

     

    Right now it runs at 50 fps at the iPad (1) and at 60 fps at the iPhone4. The first, open water diver level is more than 8000 pixel wide :-)

  8. Hi Folks,

     

    yesterday we kick-started our pre-launch webiste, Divemaster!

     

    The site rewards subscribers with free wallpaper from the game and offers pre-launch gifts to those who spread the word about Divemaster, coming to the iPad in the fall of 2011. Gifts include free wallpapers, an award winning divefilm and a diving safari on board of the 5 star luxory liveaboards ships of Red Sea Boats.

     

    Come and subscribe!

     

    Press release

     

     

    PS: The name of the game has been changed to Divemaster from the original Divemaster: The Caribbean.

     

    Best,

    Jules

    Edited by Jules (Helioxfilm)
  9. Some extra screenshots:

     

    Launch-image

    screenshot-1.png

     

    Main-menu

    screenshot-2.png

     

    Adventure-game mode

    screenshot-3.png

     

    Game-play

    screenshot-4.png

     

    Photo-album

    screenshot-5.png

     

    Diveshop

    screenshot-6.png

     

    Pause-objectives

    screenshot-7.png

     

    Win-screen

    screenshot-8.png

    Edited by Jules (Helioxfilm)
  10. Is this available to download

  11. Is this available to download

     

    Hi,

     

    Not yet... We are working hard to submit it to Apple as soon as possible.

     

    In the meantime, you can sign up for our newsletter at http://divemastergame.com, so you wil be immediately notified when the game hits the App Store!

     

    Best,

    Jules

  12. Excellent Jules... Good luck with your new venture :B):

     

    Dean

  13. That's pretty cool, well done.

     

    You may need to port it for the Andriods.

    More Android smart phones are being sold now and the number is only going to get larger.

    The smart pads too will quickly over take the ipads over the next year or two.

  14. That's pretty cool, well done.

     

    You may need to port it for the Andriods.

    More Android smart phones are being sold now and the number is only going to get larger.

    The smart pads too will quickly over take the ipads over the next year or two.

     

     

    Thanks Wagsy!

     

    Yeah, well, why not? It depends on the revenues... Programming services are expensive...

  15. Yes I bet it is.

    It looks really great :-)

     

    Another thing you can do is re code it in FLASH, then it can be played on any Android based OS and computers too.

    You could use all the same graphics and stuff, just need a good coder.

    Edited by wagsy
  16. Another thing you can do is re code it in FLASH, then it can be played on any Android based OS and computers too.

     

     

    Wagsy, not sure if you saw this from the other day

     

    Adobe on Wednesday said it will no longer push its Flash software format for use in the browser programs that come with smartphones and tablet computers. Instead, Adobe will increase its support for HTML5, a collection of technologies backed by Apple and others such as Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp.
  17. Wagsy, not sure if you saw this from the other day

     

    Yes Wagsy, mobil Flash is dead... Order your iPad2 today :B):

  18. Yes Wagsy, mobil Flash is dead... Order your iPad2 today :B):

     

     

    It would be worth it just to all pitch in and send him one. :)

  19. Me with an iPad lol, they cannot even display HD video correctly full screen, nor can you simply USB a file to it without using that bloated virus called itunes...shall I go on lol...

  20. .shall I go on lol...

     

     

    Please do sir, I love it.... :D

     

    Oh well cannot believe you turned down a free iPad 2, had it all in the works. :)

Keldan

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