Забытая ИГРА МЕЧТЫ из 1995, о которой ты скорее всего не слышал | Opening Night

I've dreamed of this game my whole life! I thought it didn't exist. Turns out it came out in 1995. And no one knows about it. In this video, I talk about Opening Night—a theater simulator with absolute freedom: your own plot, 48 actors, dozens of locations, props, lighting, music, and, most importantly, the ability to voice any text without censorship. Yes, back in '95, you could write any line and hear it in the game. Links: Telegram: https://t.me/vjedliv Support the channel: https://boosty.to/vjedliv Collaboration and advertising: [email protected] Timecodes: 00:00 — Dream Game 01:28 — Briefly about Opening Night 02:39 — History and bonus disc 04:01 — Where can I find it? How can I download it? 4:35 — Game Start and Set Design 5:48 — Actor Sets 6:24 — Actor Control 7:31 — Dialogue Voiceover 8:20 — Lighting and Sound Setup 9:36 — Adding Actors and Scenes 10:24 — Script Generation 11:06 — Production Examples 12:12 — The Game's Spiritual Successor 14:44 — Production Examples 15:08 — Boost and Respect to OniStar 15:24 — Updated Version Concept 16:33 — The Relevance of Machinima 18:19 — Let's Create Our Own Game? 19:13 — Thanks for Watching! Also in this video: I show you how to launch this miracle now, what's so captivating about it, and why there still isn't a proper modern equivalent. Finally, I share my thoughts about the dream game I'd like to create and why such a project is needed now. The Movies, The Sims, GTA, Source FilmMaker, Garry's Mod—people have always sought ways to tell their own stories through games. But a full-fledged, user-friendly simulator where you could both create and share your projects still doesn't exist. And I'd love to make one. If you're a developer and would like to contribute to the creation of such a game, email me at [email protected] I look forward to hearing from you in the comments. Share your thoughts. I'll try to answer everyone :) Subscribe to stay up-to-date on new reviews of forgotten but significant projects in gaming history! #forgottengames #retrogames #openingnight #machinima #gamedesign #theatersimulator