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Revision as of 22:19, 17 July 2019
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| Series: | SP Main |
| Genre: | Spoof, Miscellaneous (some platformer, adventure, action included) |
| Modes: | Single Player, Multi Player |
| Platforms: | Windows, Linux, OSX, TBA |
| Release Date: | TBA |
MEOS (sometimes stylized as M.E.O.S.) is a mainly 2D game by Octopus58 and Rosemaryy. It is meant to spoof of operating systems while using original assets to recreate the feel of ones the player is familiar with. The purpose of this game is to make the user feel as though they are using a real operating system, with full features such as playing games, browsing a simulated internet, listening to music, and more while having a sense of progression with unlockable secrets and programs to use.
The games release date is currently unknown, but it is planned to have a release after Guppy's Quest. It is built to function mostly for use with systems that are compatible with keyboards such as Windows, OSX and Linux. However, recent systems such as Nintendo Switch have keyboard support which allows for the possibility of considering porting MEOS to more systems.
While the game will have a lot of preset programs and games to play around with, the option of being able to shop for more programs and games (with in game obtainable currency) will allow the user to experience more new features by grinding for currency. Additionally, the game has some story elements intertwined with it, that the player can experience through computerized actions such as simulated "hacking", data mining, and so on.
Gameplay
The game is centered around feeling as if it is an actual operating system. Therefore, all keys are usually available for things like typing text or entering commands, and every single inner game and software have their own set of controls. Unless the user enter secret or administrative commands, they are led to the desktop where they control a cursor with program icons. The desktop will have different games and software you can launch.
Meanwhile, an overlay prompt can be triggered to input commands by pressing the tilde (~) key. This is useful for testing and administrators overall.
Here is a list of programs included within MEOS at the moment
Utensils
- ME-Mail
- Mimi Player
- NoteME
- Prompt
- Unnamed Music Editor
- Unnamed Paint Program
- Unnamed Photo Explorer
- Unnamed Web Browser
- UsernameChanger
- Videx
Games
- 8OS5
- Dreamy Studios
- Frontline
- Guppy's Quest 2 (joke but full)
- Guppy.EXE (joke but full)
- Meseum
- Royal Squared Color
- SP Struct
- SunnyMoon
- Syho
- Unnamed farming game featuring Bobirsoor
- Unnamed instrument playing game
- Unnamed running game
- Unnamed stomping/jumping game
System Applications
Joke Applications
- Matty.exe
- Scale Factor Calculator
Plot
The game surprisingly has a story that revolves around the player picking in suspicious or interesting areas, such as staying in the shutdown screen for too long and meeting the recorded AI of Babbler.
Development
The game has started development alongside Guppy's Quest on April 28th, 2018. There were two purposes behind this decision, first being that this game idea was one Octopus58 planned a while ago, and second being that he wanted to get a bit more practice with Unity before diving further into the development of Guppy's Quest. MEOS provided a flexible environment where multiple ideas and features could be tested by developing small software or games out of them. In fact, the mechanics for a platformer were actually developed first in Royal Squared Color so that they can be transferred into Guppy's Quest later on.
From the very beginning, this game was actually named MGOS. This is due to the idea Octopus58 had in mind, as MGOS is the operating system he has made in SP. However, Rosemaryy wanted to work on the project as well, so the ideas and plans for the OS were changed, along with the name being changed to ME-OS (Michael Emily Operating System). Following this, Rosemaryy helped make some art assets and contributed to the planning and idea parts of the game, while Octopus58 focused more on programming, music, ideas/planning, and a bit of art for games like Royal Squared Color and joke games like Guppy's Quest.
Music
The music in the game is composed by Octopus58. The sound effects and short remixes are mostly based on other full length pieces
| Track Number | Song Name | Location |
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| S01 | Hold Me (sample) | Startup Jingle |
| S02 | Sleepy Destination (sample) | Shutdown Jingle |
| S03 | Hydro Rage (remixed loop) | Pilot |
External Links
Trivia
- The start up jingle and the shutdown jingle are based on two songs by Octopus58, "Hold Me" (for startup) and "Sleepy Destination" (for shutdown), which he has wrote for Rosemaryy on their half a year and year and a half anniversaries respectively.
- The game was mostly used to test mechanics and features for Guppy's Quest at first, but started turning into more of its own games with its own mechanics later on.