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About This Game Hey, you just died. But don't worry! All the major religions were wrong! Instead of ascending to a new plane of existence, you are now self-employed in the Afterlife with your own haunted house to run. Keep people just scared enough to keep believing in you, but not enough to alert the local authorities and you'll be able to live forever and maybe get your own reality show. Afterlife Empire was designed and written by Danielle Maiorino, created by Autobotika, published by The Fine Young Capitalists and funded by the gaming community. Enjoy a game with a diverse cast of all different races, religion and creeds funded by Gamergate and /v/Profits from the game will be given to charity to prevent colon cancer, provide scholarship and awards to up and coming game developers and other projects that show how amazing the gaming community can be. So stay awhile and create your own Afterlife Empire and see how amazing Gamers and the gaming community can be.This game was developed with the help of Jeff Preyra and his company Game Nation Inc. 1075eedd30 Title: Afterlife EmpireGenre: Casual, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Autobotika, Game Nation IncPublisher:The Fine Young CapitalistsRelease Date: 21 Aug, 2015 Afterlife Empire Activation Key afterlife empire. the afterlife of empire pdf. afterlife of empire. afterlife of empire bailkin. afterlife empire vivian james. roman empire afterlife. afterlife empire review If you are a friend of Vivian or her worst enemy, this game is still fun. midst reoporters, exorcists and police this game is a ghost house\/balancing act between keeping people aware of your existance to stay alive, and not drawing too much attention in order to avoid losing your only link to the world of the living. with total mod support, copyright-lite, you can change if if you don't like it.. I had a lot of problems with this game unfortunately and really wanted to like it. It's cute, and I was expecting a theme hospital style game. Unfortunately the tutorial is bugged and the UI hung on me... esc (which exits the tutorial) fixed the issue, but of course then I don't have the tutorial. The options menu was much less than I expected, would be nice to actually have some video options. Tooltips explaining what items do, and explaining the mechanics of the game a bit more would have been nice too. I'd also like to see some actual tasks put into the game, not just some sort of endless survival... though I didn't play much of the game so maybe that comes later. Ultimately the game crashed on me, and coupled with the issues I had I can't recommend the game and even requested a refund. Hopefully they can fix the issues and I might pick it up again.. Not bad.The drama surrounding its development aside, five bucks is a great price for what you get.It looks pretty good, a few technical hiccups, but nothing major so far.-sometimes traps trigger through walls-the screen scrolls when mousing over buttons on the right. A bit annoying.-lack of info on what all the icons mean\/what they do? can you rotate items?+nice art+fast paced+funny text+large amount of characters+\/? mod support seems interesting if people are willing.All in all, an innocent, simple game that somehow set the internet on fire.I haven't seen Vivian yet, but I'm sure she's great.. I'll start with the bad first even though I do enjoy this game, in the hopes that if there's ever a sequel these can be adressed. 1. Ui, the ui in this game is very archiac and hard to understand at first. In particular manipulating objects. So far I haven't figured out how to rotate or move objects if I even can, all I seem to be able to do is clone and delete objects. It took me a while to figure out how rooms were formed as floors were only an option with no walls like the sims and the first three floor options don't actually make rooms. This also factored into the traps a bit as it seemed like the effective range of traps was only revealed to me after I placed them on the map not previewed before, but I could just be being unattentive. 2. The tutorial for me seems to be bugged as I can't control the ghost at all during it forcing me to skip it which if that hadn't happened I think my first pointwouldn't be as big a deal as it was to me.3.The isometric view means you can't see everything in your rooms effectively, and also you can't place objects right up against the wall closes to you as the spot seems to be obscured, both visually and mechanically you can't interact with it once a wall covers it. I don't mind the isometric view I just wish I could place items right up to the closest wall so I could have my rooms be symmetrical in some spots.Finally the resolution options in this game are limited and as I use a normal tv not a Computer monitor with my desktop I couldn't fix the game to work in fullscreen mode making me have to play it in a stretched window mode. It's only a minor complaint but something I felt like noting. Now with those points out of the way here are the things I liked about the game and why I think it's ultimately still worth playing if it interests you. I like the aesthetic of the game, especially the ghost himself he's got a cute charm to me the way he giggles and displays different facial expressions throughout gameplay. There's a surprising variety in the way different humans interact with the house and they're introduced gradually which means you don't get too overwhelemed by them. The game progresses in sort of mini levels where you have to achieve a size and trap number milestone, to unlock the next set of objects to use in customising as well as more humans with more complex effects on the game. Your ghost also gains a new scaring ability with each stage progressed into and you can use these at the cost of your resource points to instantly scare any humans in an area of effect around you. The more scares you pull off in frequent succession the more awareness of your hauntings go's up. With higher awareness more people come to the house both normal people you can scare for points and others like Excorcists Journalists, skeptic bloggers and more that can drain your resources or raise your awareness even more. So you have to manage having enough awareness to make your haunted house popular, but not too notorious or else the Police investigate the house draining your resources rapidly and leading to an almost guarenteed game over. The game is surprisingly challenging, if you aren't paying attention you may spend too many resources and find yourself with not enough to keep going as your health and currency are both pulling from the same source. And if you get too carried away with scaring people you might cause one to die of fright sending your awareness meter so high your home will be swarming with cops ending your game very swiftly. I wasn't expecting this game to be one that required my full attention but it was scanning the map constantly to find certain npcs Iwanted to scare away before they got to my house or to spook a coward for bonus points kept me constantly looking around the map not just idling on my house and overall I felt it was pretty engaging so far. Gonna play more into it and see how much it draws me in. Sorry for the rambling but I really wanted to get my full thoughts out on this game. It's rough around the edges, especially with Ui and Resolution options, but it's a great foundation and first attempt in my opinion. A sequel maybe that expanded on the tech side of things while addind more content would be fantastic in my eyes. As for this one it's a pretty nice game, I enjoy it.Damn I wrote a lot about this game...*edit* I forgot thist part, If this game is in a genre that's not already your cup of tea, I do not reccomend it except that it is exceptionally cheap. It's a game at the price of a tin of pringles. I wanted to point out that I only recommend this game if you are already interested by its core mechanics. Otherwise the poor Ui and lack of direction may only be frustrating to you.. For five bucks it's not bad. Proceeds going to charity and helping female game developers.. Not bad.The drama surrounding its development aside, five bucks is a great price for what you get.It looks pretty good, a few technical hiccups, but nothing major so far.-sometimes traps trigger through walls-the screen scrolls when mousing over buttons on the right. A bit annoying.-lack of info on what all the icons mean\/what they do? can you rotate items?+nice art+fast paced+funny text+large amount of characters+\/? mod support seems interesting if people are willing.All in all, an innocent, simple game that somehow set the internet on fire.I haven't seen Vivian yet, but I'm sure she's great.