The developers of indie game The Curious Expedition have released the game’s content for free on open-source platform GitHub.
The Curious Expedition – Pixel Art For All
This new release from developer Maschinen-Mensch includes all the image files of the game which has become noted for its dazzling pixel art style.
Maschinen-Mensch’s co-founder, Johannes Kristmann, said:
“We have been successful with the game beyond our hopes and now want to give something back to the creative game development community. This is why we have decided to release our game’s content as open-source.
We would like to encourage you to use the many image files for your own prototypes or gamejams. Your usage of our content can be completely unrelated to modding The Curious Expedition, as long as you adhere to the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license”.
The release includes full modding support and Steam Workshop integration as well. With the available image and script files, remixing and creating new content for the game should prove to be an entertaining project.
In case you didn’t know, The Curious Expedition is a roguelike expedition simulation set in the late 19th century. Together with famous historical personalities, players venture out on expeditions to regions never explored before for fame, science and even some treasure. You can see it in action below:
Hey, thank you for the article! Could you add a link to the GitHub or our game to it? That would be great!
Hi Johannes, sorted.