I AM FISH WONT START SERIES
I AM FISH WONT START SIMULATOR

HDRP makes sense especially as I Am Fish was also being developed with Xbox Series X and S in mind, but the new framework has also translated well to the previous generation. 'With I Am Fish we wanted to make a much more polished experience, both gameplay wise and visually.' 'We decided on HDRP because of the rendering features and the fidelity we wanted to hit.' 'At that point, we started having to evaluate whether we go with the Built-in Renderer, which we're all familiar with, or we looked at High-Definition Rendering Pipeline (HDRP) or Universal Rendering Pipeline (URP),' says Green. While the initial prototype demo was built using an older version of Unity's Built-in Render Pipeline and released via prototyping platform Bossa Presents, a deal with Microsoft led to the game being the studio's first title developed internally on Xbox hardware from the start. Therefore, Unity's new tools were crucial to making those ambitions a reality.Īs Bossa's first game to use Unity's Scriptable Render Pipeline, I Am Fish draws on the latest tech that makes it possible to create a next-gen experience usually reserved for large teams. At its core, however, was still a small team with a relatively short time scale. 'With I Am Fish we wanted to make a much more polished experience, both gameplay wise and visually.'Ĭompared to being confined to one major location, whether that's different rooms in a house or just the operating room, I Am Fish is certainly 'bigger in scope' and more 'content-driven'. 'We're not just doing physics for the sake of physics,' says Bossa's senior technical artist Andy Green. I Am Fish is the latest 'wonky physics' title from Bossa Yet while this is a continuation of the notoriously 'wonky physics' that's part of the charm of the studio's output, this time Bossa has made an expansive story-based game, and wants it to be accessible for those who would prefer to enjoy the experience just by pushing to go forward, though players can still opt in for the 'classic' controls at the start. Four different fish friends separated from each other in a pet shop fish tank must embark on a perilous journey to the ocean by controlling a variety of water-based 'vehicles', utilising the flap of their fins and tails. I Am Fish is a logical progression of this idea.

I AM FISH WONT START SIMULATOR

London-based Bossa Studios is best known for its hilariously difficult physics-based games - notably 2013's Surgeon Simulator - as well as bizarre simulations where the player has to learn to move around the world as something completely unique, such as a slice of bread in I Am Bread.

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