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'''Neon Prime''' was an early development version of [[Deadlock]]. | '''''Neon Prime''''' was an early development version of ''[[Deadlock]].'' | ||
Many of Deadlock's current features and assets have been inherited from Neon Prime, and are expected to be updated or replaced over the course of development. | Many of ''Deadlock's'' current features and assets have been inherited from ''Neon Prime'', and are expected to be updated or replaced over the course of development. | ||
== Setting == | == Setting == | ||
''Main article: [[Neon Prime lore]]'' | ''Main article: [[Neon Prime lore]]'' | ||
Neon Prime had a Cyberpunk sci-fi aesthetic featuring supernatural elements. | ''Neon Prime'' had a Cyberpunk sci-fi aesthetic featuring supernatural elements. | ||
The game took place in an alien world called Fracture, a former prison planet that was taken over by inmates and turned into a tourism hotspot where crime is legal. The game matches were elections in the form of organized bloodsports in the city center, in which each team represented a mayor candidate. | The game took place in an alien world called Fracture, a former prison planet that was taken over by inmates and turned into a tourism hotspot where crime is legal. The game matches were elections in the form of organized bloodsports in the city center, in which each team represented a mayor candidate. | ||
== Gameplay == | == Gameplay == | ||
The gameplay of Neon Prime was similar to Deadlock. 6 players on each side would use ziplines to traverse 4 lanes and fight guardians and walkers to destroy an enemy boss called the Core. The players would unlock abilities and use money to buy items called "mods". | The gameplay of ''Neon Prime'' was similar to ''Deadlock.'' 6 players on each side would use ziplines (then called "hyperlines") to traverse 4 lanes and fight guardians and walkers to destroy an enemy boss called the Core. The players would unlock abilities and use money to buy items called "mods". | ||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
A list of known Neon Prime characters and their Deadlock counterparts. | A list of known ''Neon Prime'' characters and their ''Deadlock'' counterparts. | ||
* Akimbo | * Akimbo | ||
* Astro ([[Holliday]]) - was in a relationship with Forge | |||
* Atlas ([[Abrams]]) | * Atlas ([[Abrams]]) | ||
* Ballista | * Ballista - used to be in a relationship with Lash | ||
* [[Bebop]] | * [[Bebop]] - same as current model | ||
* Bomber | |||
* Butcher | * Butcher | ||
* [[Minor characters|Cadence]] | * [[Minor characters|Cadence]] | ||
* Chrono ([[Paradox]]) | * Chrono ([[Paradox]]) - was the leader of the Paradox organization | ||
* Digger ([[Mo & Krill]]) | * Digger ([[Mo & Krill]]) | ||
* Forge ([[McGinnis]]) | * Forge ([[McGinnis]]) - same as current model, was in a relationship with Astro | ||
* Gigawatt ([[Seven]]) | * Gigawatt ([[Seven]]) | ||
* [[Haze]] | * Gunslinger | ||
* [[Haze]] - original design was an alien with long ears | |||
* Hornet ([[Vindicta]]) | * Hornet ([[Vindicta]]) | ||
* Inferno ([[Infernus]]) | * Inferno ([[Infernus]]) - was a man in an orange sci-fi uniform | ||
* Kali | * [[Kali]] - was a retired [[Bear Pit]] fighter | ||
* Kelvin | * [[Kelvin]] | ||
* Lash | * [[Lash]] - owned a dojo, used to be in a relationship with Ballista | ||
* Murphy ([[Warden]]) | * Murphy ([[Warden]]) | ||
* Nano ([[Calico]]) | * Nano ([[Calico]]) - had grey hair | ||
* Orion ([[Grey Talon]]) | * Orion ([[Grey Talon]]) - same as current model | ||
* Sandeep ([[Mirage]]) | * Rutger | ||
* [[Shiv]] | * Sandeep ([[Mirage]]) - was a man with blue skin with a beetle on his back | ||
* Spectre ([[Lady Geist]]) | * [[Shiv]] - same as current model, but with a red shirt and metallic arm | ||
* Sumo ([[Dynamo]]) | * Slork ([[Fathom]]) | ||
* Spectre ([[Lady Geist]]) - man wearing a cape and hood | |||
* Sumo ([[Dynamo]]) - Japanese chef and sumo fighter | |||
* Synth ([[Pocket]]) | * Synth ([[Pocket]]) | ||
* Tengu ([[Ivy]]) | * Tengu ([[Ivy]]) - was a person wearing a red yokai mask | ||
* [[Viscous]] | * Tokamak | ||
* [[Wraith]] | * Thumper | ||
* [[Viscous]] - icon was a blowfish in a green suit | |||
* [[Wraith]] - went through multiple iterations, including a woman with a purple arm and a magician with handcuffed hands and two robot arms | |||
* [[Wrecker]] | * [[Wrecker]] | ||
* [[Yamato]] | * Yakuza | ||
* [[Yamato]] - same as current model | |||
[[Category:Neon Prime]] | [[Category:Neon Prime]] | ||
[[Category:Deadlock development history]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:16, 24 November 2024
Neon Prime was an early development version of Deadlock.
Many of Deadlock's current features and assets have been inherited from Neon Prime, and are expected to be updated or replaced over the course of development.
Setting[edit | edit source]
Main article: Neon Prime lore
Neon Prime had a Cyberpunk sci-fi aesthetic featuring supernatural elements.
The game took place in an alien world called Fracture, a former prison planet that was taken over by inmates and turned into a tourism hotspot where crime is legal. The game matches were elections in the form of organized bloodsports in the city center, in which each team represented a mayor candidate.
Gameplay[edit | edit source]
The gameplay of Neon Prime was similar to Deadlock. 6 players on each side would use ziplines (then called "hyperlines") to traverse 4 lanes and fight guardians and walkers to destroy an enemy boss called the Core. The players would unlock abilities and use money to buy items called "mods".
Characters[edit | edit source]
A list of known Neon Prime characters and their Deadlock counterparts.
- Akimbo
- Astro (Holliday) - was in a relationship with Forge
- Atlas (Abrams)
- Ballista - used to be in a relationship with Lash
- Bebop - same as current model
- Bomber
- Butcher
- Cadence
- Chrono (Paradox) - was the leader of the Paradox organization
- Digger (Mo & Krill)
- Forge (McGinnis) - same as current model, was in a relationship with Astro
- Gigawatt (Seven)
- Gunslinger
- Haze - original design was an alien with long ears
- Hornet (Vindicta)
- Inferno (Infernus) - was a man in an orange sci-fi uniform
- Kali - was a retired Bear Pit fighter
- Kelvin
- Lash - owned a dojo, used to be in a relationship with Ballista
- Murphy (Warden)
- Nano (Calico) - had grey hair
- Orion (Grey Talon) - same as current model
- Rutger
- Sandeep (Mirage) - was a man with blue skin with a beetle on his back
- Shiv - same as current model, but with a red shirt and metallic arm
- Slork (Fathom)
- Spectre (Lady Geist) - man wearing a cape and hood
- Sumo (Dynamo) - Japanese chef and sumo fighter
- Synth (Pocket)
- Tengu (Ivy) - was a person wearing a red yokai mask
- Tokamak
- Thumper
- Viscous - icon was a blowfish in a green suit
- Wraith - went through multiple iterations, including a woman with a purple arm and a magician with handcuffed hands and two robot arms
- Wrecker
- Yakuza
- Yamato - same as current model