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WHAAAAT!!
Thank you!!!
I am so flattered!
WHAAAAT!!
Thank you!!!
I am so flattered!
Great marketing strategy. Keep it up.
Thank you for this feedback!
Loving this and look forward to playing.
Thank you Rominions!
Another great vid!
Really enjoyed this. Well made, and informative. Up vote - done.
Cheers Matty!
Nice job... It's crazy to think about how much you all accomplished while under lockdown! Just Awesome!!
Thanks Galax!
Love the podcast style content!
Yay! Nice! Now where's the competition so I can win it? :)
We do have a couple of new video cards spare for a giveaway! But not just yet!
This is a very tall camera person.
It was on wide angle but YES you are right, he is in fact 6"9!
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RocketWerkz is opening up development of its upcoming survival game Icarus by publishing Episode 1 in the Making of Icarus series.
For the past 18 months a videographer has been embedded in the studio filming early game development, design decisions and team meetings to provide a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into making a AAA PC survival video game.
RocketWerkz CEO Dean Hall is keen to embrace open development with the game’s community via the Making of Icarus videos, Discord and Steam communities. “One of the strengths of the DayZ mod was the commu...
Read moreRocketWerkz has released an eight minute long documentary-style trailer “Icarus: No Rescue” combining live action and game footage to introduce players to the world of its unique sci-fi survival game Icarus.
Developed by DayZ creator Dean Hall’s studio RocketWerkz, Icarus takes a session-based approach to survival games. Players take limited-time drops onto a broken planet in search of rare exotic matter, which fuels advanced tech and player progression in the game’s gritty sci-fi universe.
Filmed in a vivid documentary style with live actors, Icarus: No Rescue is told from the perspective of the earliest prospector...
Read moreWhat data do we collect about you, and why?
We collect and store personal data from people who have expressed interest in our games.
We store the following information: First and last name, email address and region (for the purpose of improving our game server distribution plans). These are stored securely on third party email servers. We only hold personal information such as address or phone number if you are close friends or business associates.
Who are you?
RocketWerkz Studios Limited. We’re a games studio who make video games for entertainment sold on various digital storefronts. We’re based at 12 Wharf St, Dunedin, New Zealand. NZBN: 9429041553206
Who is your data controller?
Jared Hart, contactable via the email address ...
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