Star Ark is a science fiction game being developed for the Sega Genesis. The game is set on an interstellar colony ship. The player is a member of the crew who must put down a mutiny and set the ship back on course. The 8 Bit Daddy Daughter Team recently posted an update.

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We have just completed a full prototype deck of our star ship for testing purposes. Technical issues notwithstanding, the video also gives you an idea of the structure of the game. The ship in the game is a Bussard ramjet which affected our deck design.

The star ship in Star Ark is a Bussard interstellar ramjet. The ship is designed to operate under constant acceleration and therefore is built like a tower with decks being placed one on top of each other. One may note the hexagonal shaft in the center of the deck; this is the duct down which interstellar hydrogen is fed from the RAM scoop to the fusion engine in the engineering section below. Overall, the ship takes on the form of a hexagonal tower comprised of five modules including:

1) RAM scoop equipment module
2) Habitat and administration module
3) Life support module
4) Cargo module
5) Engineering module

In this video, we take a tour of a prototype deck. Each deck is made up of a 3 x 3 matrix of scroll planes which in turn are made up of an array of 64 x 64 tiles.

Two videos a day… keeps the doctor away! Retro Nerve Games has more Kung-Fu Ufo video footage for us!

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Just a short video showing some character actions and animations for Kung Fu UFO a game in development for Sega Mega Drive / Genesis

After several screenshots Retro Nerve Games released a video of their upcoming Genesis / Mega Drive game Kung-Fu Ufo.

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Just a short video showing some character actions and animations for Kung Fu UFO a game in development for Sega Mega Drive / Genesis

Matteusbeus shows screenshots of backgrounds used in his Genesis game Crypt of Dracula! There is one more background to see if you visit the linked post at Twitter.

Testing Tanglewood comes along!

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Our closed beta test has been OUTSTANDING! It’s been amazing having people play through the whole game, talking about its story, making suggestions, and sending back video clips.

We’re very nearly there – the remaining bugs are medium-to-low priority, the game is super stable, and the suggestions coming from the beta team are starting to get small and nitpicky, which is a good sign that we’re well into the polish stage and nothing major is of concern.

We’ve been told – on a number of occasions – that the green Fuzzls aren’t green enough, so we made the green Fuzzls more green. Here’s the new green Fuzzl. It’s more green.

Retro Nerve Games are currently all in for their project Kung-Fu Ufo. According to developer Sebastian Abreu there is a slight chance they are going to pick up their older project Tetriega. So let’s see if Tetriega will be developed further or not.

Retro Nerve Games gave the public another insight to their new Genesis / Mega Drive game Kung-Fu Ufo.