I develop my game on Unity but I like to experiment and I was curious about Godot. The comparison is not perfect but it can give some information about what to expect.
Si ça vous intéresse, il y a une vieille démo sur la page Steam du jeu et, sinon, vous pouvez ajouter le jeu à votre liste de souhaits pour être prévenu de sa sortie, normalement prévue pour fin juillet / début août en accès anticipé !
For those interested by the game, here the steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1975470/Band_of_Mercenaries/
The idea behind this level is to limit visibility (unlike the others) to penalize long-range mercenaries and change the way the game is played. Note that each player has a small light on them to help them see their surroundings better. For this type of gameplay, which do you prefer?
A. A very dark level with bright lights near the players, making navigation difficult but facilitating close-quarters combat.
B. A very dark level with dim lights near the players, making any combat away from the lights chaotic.
C. A moderately dark level with dim lighting near the players, ultimately offering just a stylized arena with no real impact on gameplay.
D. Other—I have an idea!
Band of Mercenaries is coming to Early Access soon (plan for July 2026). It features a story-driven single-player/co-op experience for RPG fans, a roguelite campaign for competitive players, and unique multiplayer modes that let you show off the mercenaries you've unlocked to your friends.
Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1975470/Band_of_Mercenaries/