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As I found this boring, I decided to scrap skeletons, add multiplayer, smooth locomotion and physics-based weapon handling and moved the game to something closer to Chivalry.ДЄfter some tests with other players, I found out that it would not work as I wanted, lag and non-physical enemies being too much of an issue to create satisfying melee combat. I picked the medieval fantasy theme (as assets were easier to find) and started to work on a simple wave-based arena with teleport movement where the player had to fight waves of skeletons with magic. I will be honest, development was a bit chaotic at first. When I received the Vive with the controllers, it confirmed my new ambition and I stopped my 2D game development to start to work on a VR game. I remember being blown away by VR so much that I started to shift about new ideas for a VR game.

I have been working a few months on it until I bought an Oculus DK2 for playing Elite Dangerous. The decision to do my own game came after I did the KIS and KAS mods, at this point I simply realized that I may know enough of Unity and C# development to be able to do my own game.ДЄs designing a game had always been a dream for me, I started to work on a prototype of a 2D space game, a mix between GTA 1 and FTL. How did you come to the decision to design and build your own game?

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I owe a lot to KSP because without this game I would not have learnt Unity and C# development, and B&S would surely not have existed!ДЇor those who've never played it, Blade & Sorcery is a VR medieval fantasy sandbox game which makes full use of its unique and realistic physics engine to deliver an incredibly satisfying combat experience.

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As a fan of moddable games and everything space-related, this game was pure joy for me! I worked around 2 years on KSP and created two mods that are still popular these days: Kerbal Attachment System (KAS) and Kerbal Inventory System (KIS). These mods are still hosted on Nexus, and the FNV one has been taken over by someone else :).ДЄt last, I moved to Kerbal Space Program.

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I did a small balance mod for Skyrim ( Hardcore and Balanced Experience) and a home replacement for Fallout New Vegas ( Lucky 38 Suite Reloaded). Later I moved to the Bethesda games, this is when I started to publish my mods. At this time, I was not doing any coding but I remember messing a lot with HL2 physics to create some stuff like human cannons, physics-based vehicles and other things :P I first started to mod games when Half-Life was released, I made maps with WorldCraft (Hammer) and later did some sounds and visual overhauls for Counter-Strike. Could you talk us through your modding history? These games really shaped my childhood and I still play them from time to time for Nostalgia :PД«efore working on your own game, Blade & Sorcery, you created mods for several games. In the 2000s, my favourite games were Deux Ex, Morrowind, Arx Fatalis and Homeworld. I was around twelve at this moment and I remember playing a lot of games so it would be too long to list them all! But if I need to pick some of my favourites from that time, I will say Duke Nukem, Total Annihilation, Jedi Knight, Half-Life and maybe Battlezone. But everything really started when I got my first computer (a Pentium 133mhz!) in the nineties. I think the first games I ever played were on the Atari, and later, on something that did a big flop called CD-i.

At the end of 2018, Blade & Sorcery was released on Steam and the game became one of the most played VR games on the platform.Д¬an you remember how you first go into gaming? Or any games that have special significance for you? One year later, I got the opportunity to leave my daily job and took the plunge to work full-time on it and try to live from my passion. In 2017, after I received my first VR headset, I was instantly hooked to VR and started to work on a 'little' sword/magic combat game from time to time as a hobby.

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The particularity with my background is that I never worked in the games industry before, but I have been passionate about gaming since my childhood and never stopped to mod the games that I liked on my free time. I am the developer of Blade & Sorcery, a physics-based medieval fantasy VR combat game which was released in Early Access end 2018. To start out can you tell our readers a little about yourself? Thanks for taking the time out of your busy schedule to talk to us, KospY. The brains behind the massively popular VR game, Blade & Sorcery, who began his journey into game development as a modder tinkering with his favourite games. In this feature, we're chatting with KospY.