Perhaps in another three or four years when the next act is released, we’ll see more of this gorgeous art. “ Hiveswap” manages to make Alternia look like a really interesting place to explore and leaves you craving for more scenery. There’s a really nice Sci-Fi vibe going on from the train station to the train’s interior. Everything is really pretty to look at and the world of Alternia is a perfect place to show off how colorful it can be. One of the highlights of “ Hiveswap” is its art style. It is a basic point-and-click title with a little “ Ace Attorney” styled twist later on. Players can explore different areas in segments and interact with things in the background. “Hiveswap Act 2” shares the same gameplay as Act 1 with a few tweaks made. Far from home and with the clock ticking, she must find a way home before Alternia and Earth are both destroyed. With the help of her new friend Xefros she must explore Alternia, a planet inhabited by children and ruled by a caste system based on blood color. So what’s the story? Once again we follow Joey Claire who finds herself transported across space and time. Three years and many controversial incidents later… For those accustomed to other episodic games, episodes are usually separated by a month. If you haven’t read it yet you can read it here. It was colorful, it was fun, and it was a love letter to fans of the original webcomic.
Eventually, in 2017 the first Act was released on Steam. Originally slated for a 2015 release, problems with the original developers “The Odd-Gentleman” forced it to start from scratch.
It was originally presented as a Kickstarter earning $2.4 million. Hiveswap is based on the webcomic Homestuck which was a mega-hit for a time. Contextīefore we begin reviewing “ Hiveswap Act 2” it is important to know the circumstances and history behind its release. Please finish the game before reading about it here.
Let’s take a moment to stroll down this otherworldly game and see if it deserves to be culled or praised. Now that we can finally delve into the second act of a four-part play what can we say about it? Well, it definitely has the charm of the first Act though with a few downgrades. Momo is the creator of the Act 8 fanventure, is the co-director for New Game Plus, and has been involved in countless other fan projects over the years.“ Hiveswap Act 2” is finally out after a 3-year hiatus.
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They’re the former director of New Game plus and the host of the former Will it Homestuck? podcast, and are prolific writer, artist, and voice actor.Īn accomplished artist and writer who's been in the Homestuck fandom since the beginning. She was a writer for Distantquest, voice-actor for the Pesterquest fan dub, and much more!Ī long-time Homestuck fan and content creator, Bucky has been involved in a wide range of fan projects. She serves as the co-director of Stuck at Home Con and is the former narrative director for New Game Plus, and has worked on a number of other fan-projects, including the Pesterquest Fan Dub, the Will it Homestuck? podcast, and numerous others.Īnother long-time fan creator, Anna has been heavily involved in the Homestuck music and voice acting scene, and has been responsible for projects such as the Time’s Apprentice musical, the Broadwaystuck 2020 panel, and countless comic dubs and other voice-acting projects. Our core team is made up of a group of talented Homestuck and Hiveswap fans from a diverse section of the fandom:Ī woman who’s written over a million words of Homestuck/Hiveswap-related fiction, including two Hiveswap novels.
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