That’s a pretty amazing starting point for a first-time company. The interview is fortunately a lot less scary than the game - but then, pretty much EVERYTHING could be described as less scary than Dead Realm (and funny for that matter). We didn’t want to give too much away, so we reached out to the creators, the 3BlackDot team to see what they had to say about Dead Realm and the experience of creating it. Described as a sort of “horror hide & seek,” Dead Realm allows you to play as a good guy or a bad guy as you try to hide from ghosts or work as a ghost to seek out prey (and make them as dead as you are). Released on Steam in Early Access Mode back at the end of June, the game has been steadily racking up the plays and the positive endorsements ever since.
#Vanoss dead realm series#
Their first effort is a spooky recently teased game called Dead Realm that has its roots in the same sort of jumpscare dynamics that made games like Cellar Door and The House series the stuff of online legend. First innovating a better quality of MCN, the group next turned its sights on making an awesome game - the perfect project for a co-op of gamers with YouTube subscriber bases in the millions. The supergroup, which is partially comprised of Tom Cassell from The Syndicate Project, Adam Montoya from SeaNanners, Evan Fong of VanossGaming and former Machinima exec Angelo Pullen goes by the name 3BlackDot and it has set out to innovate the gaming space on YouTube. It’s safe to say at this point 3BlackDot is more Transplants than Tinted Windows.
That is to say, it can either be a massive success from the melding of great minds (like The Transplants) or it can be something you never hear from again - with good reason (like Tinted Windows). Any time you form a supergroup, meaning a collection of already established stars who want to collaborate on a project, it can pretty much go one of two ways: The Transplants or Tinted Windows.
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