Project Millennium (working title) is a retro cinematic FPS I'm making, heavily inspired by Half-Life, Metroid Prime, Geist, and a plethora of other titles. Its graphics, music, and story also take inspiration from a lot of late 90s/early 2000s media as well, aiming for near-authenthic graphics; something you'd see on a PS2/GameCube/Xbox but with some modern twists. Basically the entire game is a love letter to the things I love from when I was a kid, and that general early 2000s era overall. The game is being made using the Godot engine.

Taking place in New York City during the final days of 1999, the protagonist is a new intern at a major electronics conglomrate that is planning to release something spectacular by the time Y2K hits. However this revolutionary new product might aim to be the end of humanity through unknown malicious tech, and the company is armed with their own task force to silence anyone who is against it. You must stop them from potentially ruining the world, before it's too late.

I've been working on this game on and off since 2021 or so, but after 4 years of nothing (due to times changing, lack of plans, writer's block, and all of those things in regards of being a newbie dev), development will restart in some way. But this time, I plan to take development seriously and genuinely try to plan out, prototype, and properly create the game as best as I can. It will release when it's done.

You can look at the timeline page for a brief history on why this game exists and my attempts at development, alongside viewing the dev videos above and screenshots below.