Wow. I wish you the best of luck. This is fantastic news...

This is awesome news.

Hey everyone, thank you so much for the excitement and congratulations. Phil, thanks for posting—yes, we've all been pretty busy ^_^ It was an incredible week, and a tremendous honor, and has opened up so many opportunities for us, not to mention just allowing us to make some really incredible connections. And let me tell you guys, the feel around game accessibility at this year's GDC is unreal. See my post on Ian Hamilton's thread for my full thoughts (short version: don't get too excited, but get very excited). Talked to so many incredible folks, particularly from Microsoft simply because those are the ones who brought us to GDC for the award, and let me tell you we are not without allies. I know there are plenty of people within the machine who would like nothing more than to see high-quality accessible content available on the mainstream platforms, and even better, for disabled gamers of all varieties to be able to enjoy the same titles as their able-bodied peers. So excited to be a part of that process with "A Hero's Call" and future titles from Out of Sight Games, and so honored to be able to.

That would be fantastic, especially now when the TTS feature in games is possible.

So, short answer: if we can overcome some technical hurdles that we're facing, there is the possibility that we could publish "A Hero's Call" on Xbox. However, those technical challenges are pretty significant, and there's no guarantee either way. Either way, we will also be pursuing the possibility of releasing future opportunities on Xbox—it's definitely our hope that someday you'll be able to play one of our games on a console.

Of course, bear in mind that the certification process to publish on a platform like Xbox or Windows is a major step, which developers who just self-publish and self-distribute don't have to deal with. What that means is that if we do release as a Windows 10 and/or Xbox app, I imagine the release would be later than currently anticipated. Of course it would open up a huge market and would be a pretty big milestone for accessible gaming, but it's still something to bear in mind.

Hi.
You know, when you start publishing that game on the steam market, it's already quite the big opportunity to see how the general gamer comunity will receive your game, when this turns out great, you still have the possibility to jump onto the Playstation or xBox market.
Greetings Moritz.

Hello.
Well I've been away from the forum for a while so I just took a look at this it sounds incredible! If it's not too much trouble could somebody post the demo recordings of a hero's call? I know their around but I don't want to go through pages and pages trying to hunt them all down.
I'm very happy to see that something cool is coming! That's awesome Ian Reed is working on this I still love tactical battle! I thought he just vanished, or had become one of those very cool, very mysterious developers like ghorthalon, aprone, or tward lol! I'm excited I can't wait to get my hands on a copy when it comes out! Btw, love the name out of sight games, it has a nice ring to it!

I was hesitant to ask but, does that mean that the progress on the game is slow? Will the release date be delayed?

Guitarman: I'm glad Ian is working on this project too, haha. And if you ask me, he is definitely very cool, though maybe not so mysterious.

Muhammad: At this point, I can't say much about release date. Please bear in mind that a release date was never actually officially announced—just an estimated date of delivery for the KSC rewards, which is just that—an estimate. I can say that progress is slower than we'd like, but I can't say at this point if it's slow enough that it's going to affect our estimated release. We're definitely figuring out the timetable as we go.

same hear.

447, it's been what, 2 weeks? It makes me chuckle when I see a question like this. the Devs want to release the game probably more then anyone here, and the time spent writing the posts saying "we are still working on it" could be spent on coding, checking for errors in the story, etc. we all are waiting on the game, trust me on it.
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