[img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images//35404032/9b622cefd9005f2b5f3328d19a52e850ffd09f1d.png[/img] [h1]It's 50th devlog - thank you everyone for supporting our development![/h1] [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images//35404032/68ce543c763417f91914bf8e38daafd33941a140.jpg[/img] This time we're honoured to showcase some of our concept artworks that present various deformed and destroyed locations that you will be able to traverse in the world of the game. As you've probably deduced already from this and previous devlog ([url=https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1113010/view/2966169319360366160]Devlog #45 "On your way into unknown..."[/url]) where we shared our artworks - some part of the job you will have to spent walking and exploring areas that might be difficult to access and dangerous to leisurely stroll about. Eyes open wide and sense of alertness should follow in your steps and never leave you for too long or even better - never at all... [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images//35404032/a8af3d05bdfbf2bd8673ce148829cc1dbae7a9c3.jpg[/img] However, it's not only because danger might be around every corner - that is very important, of course, though there is also something positive to be gained from walking through the viciously twisted areas that were contorted out of their original shape by the catastrophe - be it information, knowledge or even some of the collectibles. It could simply pay off to check that extra location, even if it's small and cramped one - who knows, maybe there's a first aid kit laying somewhere about waiting for you to pick it up. It would certainly make your journey a bit safer. Or there are certain confidential documents that in this whole chaos found their way here? It all depends on your work. [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images//35404032/3c832fd141e7f97d100c8fc0295ecf3d644b70b4.jpg[/img] [i]One of the photos that we were inspired by - notice the handsaw next to some of the destroyed rods...[/i] Foraging through those structures would be very dangerous but potentially worth it. An interesting tidbit we've learned studying the catastrophe and its aftereffects is the existence of people who despite the danger (perhaps due to the lack of knowledge about it!) ventured into the destroyed areas to find something of value. Some of them have even left their tools at the area and we can only wonder what was their story... [i]Thank you for checking in and reading! See you again soon![/i] Kind regards, Chernobyl Liquidators Simulator Team [url=https://discord.gg/wvDMppM][img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images//35404032/3275740acc70c627275e89ee73f2cec9575f4e27.png[/img][/url] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1113010/Chernobyl_Liquidators_Simulator/