Nah, if I did we'd have it up in web-form.

http://oats-dev.net/

is our site, but it looks boring right now. Our "first" title with be a 4 player arcade beat-em-up called "Buckshot Bears" a throw back to late 80's multiplayer arcade games like TMNT, Simpsons, X-Men & The Avengers.. etc.

We've been working on the artwork and engine for it for just over a year now--I am REALLY hoping to have a youtube demo out by the end of the year. A mix of life and tedium sometimes makes us lazy.

But, for the title I am referring to.. Take Starbound, give it an Isometric view and put more emphasis on the means to survive & adapt to ones own environment after crash landing in an escape from a planet-wide Diaspora event.

We've all played Minecraft and Terraria, our characters just "appear" on a planet, raw to its nature. But why? We give a backstory.

Our avatars know basic skills from stuff they've seen people make on earth, and can roughly make their own items from mimicry, trial & error but one cannot simply dig up some minerals, find iron and make an iron sword. No. You can try, but it'll end up being something not-quite Knightly.

The basic system core of the escape pod keeps a running log of your DNA in the unfortunate event that nature wins over you. It has a set radius so you can't go too far, as one still gets hungry/thirsty and sick from too much exposure.

Its heavy, but you can carry it short distances to explore more beneficial parts of the planet. But maybe, if you learned about how things worked, you'd figure out a way to extend its range?

Practice, resources..etc. With time and effort we can overcome everything. Technology has given us the ability to do things alone, which our ancestors could not. A cave-hovel can become a house, maybe even a stronghold.

Self defense might start off as a sharpened stick, but well. Not all fauna have sharp teeth and claws. Survival of the fittest, figure out how to create leather from the skin, tie a rock to that stick.

That thing you see creeping through the area in the night, if it could be trapped/killed, maybe its edible. At least those claws it has could be put to use, somehow..?

With enough time and the right materials, maybe one could even repair the pod so we can get off of this stinking planet and back into the cradle of civilization...or finish the job of destroying humanity, waging war on others' by seeking out the signals from their cores & finish off civilization altogether.

The concept of people going onto other public servers in other games just to grief is a very powerful aspect of a game. Some people just revel in the power and the chaos.

So... why not make it a part of the game itself?

Subjugate the weaker planets and have land-battles against other clans for dominance.

Invaders would put themselves at risk, it'd be tough to transport their core with them on recon missions, and they'd have to land a little further away from the stronghold in case they've built up defenses.

Just because high tech exists in a civilization doesn't mean we all know it in-depth. Its possible that we'll end up in a post-apocalyptic situation where space travel exists, but only because it was durable enough to survive. Some people might be able to get advanced knowledge of how to make stuff work, but its not likely anyone could figure out how to make it into a weapon.

We all know what a 'gun' is. but how do we make one?

The result? Land-based space battles with iron age weaponry :) Either way, metals of varied types are found everywhere, and back on earth, plastics were just refined fossil fuels at their essence.

TL;DR (Its really hard to build this.)