Although Diaspora is also a Battlestar Galactica game built on the FreeSpace 2 engine, it is being developed independently of BTRL and the projects have no affiliation with each other. In October 2008, the majority of the team announced that they had left the Beyond the Red Line development team to work on a different project, known as Diaspora. The BtRL demo has also been featured on the covers of two Ukrainian magazines as well as in cover DVD of Finnish computer magazine Mikrobitti. The development team has been interviewed on several occasions including a "making of" special in Pelit. This demo has since been noted or reviewed in various gaming related websites and magazines such as The Escapist, Macworld, PC Gamer UK and Pelit. On March 31, 2007, a demo was released that allowed players to play a tutorial, two single player missions and multiplayer. The Mk II and VII Vipers are featured with authentic weaponry, flight controls, and semi- Newtonian physics (the development team stated that, "if you've seen it on the show, you can do it in BtRL"). Online multiplayer, including " Deathmatch" and "Team vs. The three-mission demo campaign follows a storyline that precedes the episode, " Scar", adding some background to the events of that episode. It also intended to include character-based gameplay and voice acting. It allows players to fly into combat as either a Colonial Viper pilot or a Cylon raider.ītRL planned to feature an original soundtrack with pieces inspired by Bear McCreary and Richard Gibbs' soundtrack. Beyond the Red Line was a total conversion for the game FreeSpace 2, based on the reimagined TV show Battlestar Galactica.
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