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Debrysis is a Geometry Wars-style arena shooter which uses a combination of both keyboard and mouse for controls. The handy radar indicates the position of all enemies and power-ups on field which are out of your view, shown as red and blue arrows on screen. Your best score and weapon of choice can be submitted online after the end of each game.
"It all happened accidentally. Worms, 'glassy' arena, main character... One day, while leaving the subway, I decided to make a game with lots of explosions and gore. The only thing I wanted it to be like was Crimsonland. I adore this game.
I just sat down and made Debrysis. My friend wrote the music. It was for fun, and we didn't expect the game to go any further than our friends' PCs. We were really surprised.
The game is still in development, and the alpha version is coming soon. There will be multiplayer, and one or two unannounced features. Expect to see a couple of new games from us next year as well." - Grouzdev Dmitry
Name: Debrysis
Developer: OUEO factory
Platform: Windows
Size: 3.00 MB
Also by this developer: Beltality, Mujeo[ CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD ]
 
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About The IGF
UBM TechWeb (producer of Game Developer magazine, Gamasutra.com, and the Game Developers Conference) established the Independent Games Festival in 1998 to encourage innovation in game development and to recognize the best independent game developers.
The competition, now in its 13th year, awarded a total of nearly $50,000 in prizes to deserving indie creators in Main Competition and Student Competition categories at the IGF Awards Ceremony, held in March 2010 at the Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA, as one of the highlights of the Game Developers Conference.
The Independent Games Festival will return in March 2011 at GDC in San Francisco - look for more information soon. [More information...]
About The IGS
Featuring lectures, postmortems and roundtables from some of the most notable independent game creators around, the Independent Games Summit is a yearly event, with iterations thus far taking place in March 2007, February 2008, March 2009 and March 2010 at Game Developers Conference.
UBM TechWeb (which curates the IGF and runs GDC) plans to continue and grow the Independent Games Summit in subsequent years. [More information...]
