u/OdrVanir

https://reddit.com/link/1ugl99z/video/o67z1odeep9h1/player

Hello, here,s a V2 of the project I am working on. Free to play. Test it out and give me some feedback will you? I am a Veteran of 14 years, my Dev experience is limited and I tried my hand at video game development with Ai assistance. It has been a fun journey. All the stories and alot of the dialogue are realy stories and silly encounters myself and one other veteran who is on this project have encountered. It has been theraputic and rewarding being able to channel my memories and just remember. Try it out, see what you think.

Playable in browser (free, no signup):
https://play.vettechhomefront.com
or see if you can solve the riddle at
https://vettechhomefront.com
carries you to the game

Looking for feedback from people who know the genre:

- Does the find-fix-finish loop feel right through reports only?
- Does the first contact / radio discipline hold up?
- Any moments where the fog felt good vs. frustrating?

Thank you!

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Playable Link: https://play.vettechhomefront.com/

Platform: Browser Desktop/Mobile Buggy

Description: Free in your browser, no signup: https://play.vettechhomefront.com

You run a fight as the radio net. Orders go out, reports come back late, partial, and sometimes wrong, and you only learn what was really out there at the after action. No god view, no minimap that knows more than your soldiers do.

Built by two Army vets. I am tuning the first contact most right now, so I would love to hear where it loses you. Short trailer below.

Free to Play Status:

• [x ] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: (Explain your role in the game's development

I am the creator, designer, and coder (callsign Odr Vanir), US Army Cavalry Scout, 14 years and multiple combat tours. My engineer and test lead is Freya Godard, US Army Staff Sergeant, 14E Patriot Fire Control, 8 years, who owns engineering and QA and keeps me honest. The voice on the net is ours, and the fairness of the fight is hers. I am tuning the first contact most right now, so I would love to hear where it loses you.