Alpha and Beta sign-up

From now on you can sign-up for an Alpha key or a Beta key

its very simple to sign up we only need some of your pc specs

First you search for dxdiag, just click your windows icon on the left bottom and type in dxdiag

Second select and run dxdiag, when its done scanning your pc press save all data (Dutch: Alle gegevens opslaan) and save it to your destkop

now open the file an copy all of the contents, it should look like this

The red parts is what we use to check if you can run the game

Then you paste the content into an email and send it to this email address BlueTech_Studios@mail.com

Greets
BlueTech Studios
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Time of this report: 4/7/2013, 10:30:20
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Technolgie of our Remains Engine®

The Remains Engine is an advanced physics and graphics engine unlike the famous engines like Frostbite 2 (Battlefield 3) and IW Engine (Call of Duty series) our Engine focuses on the Physics with more computing power than your average Engine, but we wanted a step further Nvidia has created Physx which alows games to make more realistic physics we have outrun Physx our Physics Engine has more computing power than an 2gb Ram card this means that when we release the game we will have the most advanced and powerfull physics engine. A lot of games us a standalone physics engine like the Havok Physics Engine we build our physics engine into our Remains engine. While the physics use a lot of computing power the engine doesnt at all we have developed a technic that when a tank explodes and the .30 comes it will fly through the air en hits the ground nothing new but in a normal game when the gun hits the ground it will still use computing power, using our engine will prevent this because as soon as the .30 hits the ground it will become part of the world it self, you can still move it around but when you touch the .30 then the physics engine will start working for that item

Today the Remains Engine with its advanced Physics is an of important technolgy of our upcoming game Darkest Hour '44-'45, Yes we have released the name of the game Darkest Hour '44-'45

The game itself is an US campaing with the choice of airborne or GI trooper no matter what you choice you will start fighting at D-Day and it also includes an German campaing, we will release this and later a FREE DLC pack named King and Country A british campaign after that another free DLC named For the Motherland and after that our final free DLC For the Fatherland a german campaing

We will explain later how you can use the DLC's and how you can buy it with in-game currency

Greets the BlueTech Physics team

Ingame pics and ZOMBIES!!

Today we present our first ingame pictures for you guys
and we show some of the zombie stuff were we are working on

First in game shot with our Willys jeep, You can see the .30 machine gun and the 4 green guys are GI soldiers the dark brown guy is a pilot and the medium brown guy upfront is an airborne trooper

Here you can see a US GI on a bike and you can see a little part of our UI (User Interface)

Here we just wanted to show of our scenery a beautiful Normandy town, you can also see the equipment on the US soldiers.

Our first zombie a normal man who has turned into a mindless brain eating...........Thing.

And not any zombie game is complete without a Nazi zombie to kill you because you didn't wanted to listen to Hitler.

How is a 3D model made

This time i will show you how we create a 3D model

First we decide what weapon we need in this case the M1918A2 Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR)

Then our research starts
What does this weapon looks like in real life

Technical details always handy

Now we have the data we need, our modeler can start working on it.

First we create the basic model with a wireframe

Then we model the other parts like the magazine, bipod, handle and the iron sights

Now we come close to the end result, now only the texture needs to be applied

And here we have one kickass M1918A2 BAR

The work so far

The game will consist out of a campaign, multi-player and a standalone co-op zombie multi-player game.
We are going to show you pictures of our work in progress

 High resulotion Thompson submachine guns

 M1 Garand

 K98 rifle

 M2 browning machine gun

 Wireframe M1 garand

 PPSH 41

 An Afrika map

 A destroyed village

 A Japanese soldier

 Hi-Res US GI soldier

 US GI with gun, Animations need work and he isn't holding the gun properly

M1 thompson final game edition

Greets Michel and Timothy

BlueTech Studios

BlueTech Studios is founded in march 2013 by Michel Bosch and Timothy Williams

BlueTech is now working on a world war 2 game which will be free to play and download
The game is build on BlueTech's own game engine, to create a realistic WW2 feeling BlueTech needed to create a game engine who  would leave the shells, burning tanks, ruble and human remains just where they where left.

The game is now Work In Progress

Greets from Michel and Timothy