Solo Dev Pyro Lith's V.A Proxy Draws Eyes With Building-Sized Foes And Parries
The clips are doing the marketing for a one-person project whose scale gimmick, enemies the size of buildings and parries that answer them, is the kind of hook that travels on X without a publisher behind it.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
Development footage of V.A Proxy, a single-player 3D action game from solo developer Pyro Lith, is drawing attention on X. The game is set in a world of ruined giant structures and follows three machines seeking freedom. Footage shows parries against giant swords, structures, and nuclear explosions, and enemies more than ten times the player's height. A demo is available on Steam, where the game is in development with no release date.
The footage on Pyro Lith's X account is not a trailer cut for a showcase. It is a running feed of development clips, and the clips keep escalating: a cluster of buildings that grows legs and walks, a humanoid robot more than ten times the player's height, a parry against a giant blade, then a parry against a nuclear explosion.
The game itself is a single-player 3D action title set in a world of ruined giant structures, with combat built around parries and movement. Three machines seeking freedom go deeper into that world. It is in development for Steam with no release date, and a demo is up on the store page, English only for now.
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