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INTRODUCTION TO EPISODE 0: THE IMMOLATION
"Echoes of the Fey" is a visual novel series following a flawed but forcefully optimistic heroine, Sofya Rykov, trapped amidst the conflict between Humans and Leshin (elves). For thirty years, the continent of Oraz has been wracked by the great war between its peoples. The East is ruled by the kingdom of the Humans, divided up into counties and family houses. Beyond the great forest of the west is the Leshin, undying men and women with a strong connection to the Fey, capable of powerful magic.INTRODUCTION TO EPISODE 0: THE IMMOLATION
Humans cannot wield Fey magic on their own, but they know how to channel it into machines called Fey reactors and manipulate it for their purposes. Deeply offended by this use of Fey energy, the Leshin have been fighting for decades to disarm Humans of their Fey reactor technology.
"Echoes of the Fey: Episode 0 - The Immolation" is a short prequel to "Echoes of the Fey: Episode 1 - The Fox's Trail," already released. It reveals the origin of Sofya's strange abilities and how she came to meet Heremon ir-Caldy. Although Episode 1 is a commercial project, Episode 0 will be released for FREE upon completion.

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DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS
This is the first visual novel we've made in Unreal Engine 4, so it has been an interesting adventure so far! Naturally, it was difficult getting started setting up our own visual novel engine within UE4, but now that we've got the hang of it, we're really loving the engine altogether. We've actually had a lot fewer problems so far than we experienced with Game Maker, our previous engine. Before that we used Ren'Py, which I still think is a fantastic engine, and there are a lot of times I miss it.

DESIRED FEEDBACK
Because this is our first foray into the realm of 3D, we're curious to hear what people think of the current art style and the way we try to blend 2D sprites into a 3D world. I'd also be curious to hear what people think of the trailer and overall story pitch above - does it leave you wanting to play the game? If not, why?
