Halo-Inspired Indie Game Built With Unreal Engine 5 Is On The Way

The developers of Ringworld Alpha have recently unveiled the second teaser for the game, which was built from scratch using Unreal Engine 5. According to the developer, this free-to-play Halo fan game will take you deep into a universe filled with aliens, advanced AI, and an ancient Ringworld.

This fan game retains the first-person shooter style for which its original franchise, the Halo series, has long been hailed as a benchmark. Here's a sneak peek at the gameplay:

In this newly-released teaser, the developer has showcased a Warthog vehicle with physics right on point and demonstrated the game's version of the fan-favorite Forge mode from Halo.

While the recent teaser has effectively captured the attention of players, some are voicing concerns about the developer's marketing approach to the project. They are apprehensive that it might tread the same path as Portal 64, suggesting the deletion of all current footage of the project and advocating for complete secrecy throughout its development.

For context, the developer of another fan game, Portal 64, was asked by Valve to halt the project due to intellectual property issues not that long ago. The game, which was being developed for the Nintendo 64 console using Nintendo's proprietary library, raised concerns from Valve's legal team.

You can refer to this video for more details:

Although there is no official news regarding the release date of Ringworld Alpha, it's apparent that the players are full of anticipation and eagerly looking forward to it. You can follow them on Twitter and Discord to stay updated.

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