the boy named Donovan Romero (Donavan Romero), whose mother was Bryden Romero (Brenda Romero), the winner of the 2015 GDC game developer selection award winner, and his stepfather was a co founder of the ADI software company (ID software), once produced the 3D of the German headquarters, the war of destruction. John Romero (John Romero)
of famous games, such as the hammer of "the hammer of thunder" and other famous games, was reported by foreign media that little Romero designed the gunman Tucker truck inspired by a coding lesson, John Romero himself taught, and his mother used a smartphone to record his description of the game creativity and the video. Upload to Facebook. Inspired by many game developers, they decided to put the development of this game into practice.
"gunman Tucker truck" development team
little Romero, of course, is not a man fighting - they are all fighting. Little Romero's sister test game, parents, brothers (Michael) also help him. In addition, several friends of Mr. and Mrs. Romero, Paul Conway, Dren McDonald and Ian Dunbar also participated in the design of game art and other details.
"shooter Tucker truck" is an independent game? John Romero admitted by himself: "compared with the vast majority of independent games, developers of this game are more." The story of
shooter Tucker truck is in the background of eschatology. A scientist accidentally detonated 7 atomic bombs, causing the vast majority of human beings to die out in the world. Survivors were also attacked by weird creatures with a group of genetic mutations. Players play the Tucker truck driver in the game, "the last Mexican in the United States", the task is to provide food for surviving human beings, and to arm their own trucks to combat mutant creatures.
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the design document of the gunman Tucker truck
little Romero put forward a tour idea last summer, and then, with the help of his stepfather The design document of the game is created, including the plot and some sketches of art, weapons, biology and geographical location. Last November, little Romero finished writing the document and began developing the game with Corona software in December.
Bryden Romero said, "we are lucky, because our families and friends all attach great importance to the idea of my son and are willing to turn it into reality. Donovan loved playing games and grew up in a great environment. His skills are probably at the age of more than 20.
currently, the alpha version of the gunner Tucker truck has been developed and is ready to test - little Romero has completed the coding of the game boot interface. The Romero family hopes to launch the iOS version of shooter Tucker truck in June. John Romero himself revealed that he had met with apple related people, who liked the game very much. All proceeds from shooter Tucker truck will be deposited in little Romero's University Fund.