Partnership

Hey Harbingers!

As many of you already know, Deadhaus Sonata will feature voice modulation to further immerse yourself into the world of Malorum. To do so, we're working very closely with a company called Modulate, a fantastic team of technologists who have been working hard on a brand new voice skinning tool. It has some incredible potential not only for Deadhaus, but for gaming as a whole, and they need your help!

Modulate has been looking for users to help test their Alpha version, and we thought our community would be more than helpful. If you're interested in testing out this new voice skinning tool, provide feedback and help ensure the best for the Modulate team and Apocalypse, you can sign up for the Alpha here. Sign up is quick and easy, and you should receive an email in a few days for the Windows 10/Mac download. Make sure you mention in the "how did you hear about us" section that you're...

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Support Deadhaus Sonata!

As you guys all know, getting people to come and take a look at a video game is almost as much work as developing the entire game. They are incredibly important steps, since it doesn't matter how good your game is if no one's ever heard about it on release. And while Scott works tirelessly on social media to make our name known, there is an incredibly useful form of advertising he can't access directly: Word of mouth. By simply having a friend tell you about their positive experience with a game, you are more likely to purchase it.

That's why we've created an affiliate program for Apocalypse studios! Using Xsolla, you can join our partner program by clicking on this link to help us grow our audience. By joining this program, you'll be given a unique Xsolla link that will take your friends directly to our store page. If that friend happens to purchase a Founder's pack while they're using your link...

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In Partnership with Genvid Technologies Inc

In the classical era of entertainment, Greek plays took place in amphitheatres, which allowed the audience to interact with actors. In that open-air venue, those being entertained were given a say in what they watched. Indeed, the audience could decide whether a character would live or die with the classic “Thumbs up or Thumbs Down.” This type of agency for the audience was limited to being in person, until now.

Today, more people watch an e-sport championship game via Twitch than they do the Superbowl, changing the medium of video games as we know it. Streaming technology has rapidly transformed the way we consume content, and the industry is still catching up as developers, publishers and platforms try to understand this new paradigm.

Imagine, giving millions of Twitch viewers agency over the games they are watching, transforming their role from passive observers to...

"The game, being built on Amazon’s Lumberyard, lets spectators serve as a kind of virtual dungeon master, putting obstacles in the way of players. While players take on the roles of undead anti-heroes, livestream viewers can can trigger traps, spawn monsters, and otherwise affect gameplay via the stream."

Read more about how we're using Genvid Technologies streaming tech in Deadhaus Sonata.