Descent 4 - Revision history

Goober at 03:17, 2 May 2025

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	\|image = D4Build1.jpg		\|image = D4Build1.jpg
	\|imageinfo = A development build of Descent 4.<ref name="andrewborman_bluesky">https://bsky.app/profile/borman.bsky.social/post/3lnl37dq36k2e</ref>		\|imageinfo = A development build of Descent 4.<ref name="andrewborman_bluesky">[https://bsky.app/profile/borman.bsky.social/post/3lnl37dq36k2e BlueSky post from Andrew Borman, Director of Digital Preservation at The Strong National Museum of Play]</ref>
	\|cancelled = Circa 2000		\|cancelled = Circa 2000
	\|developer = [[Volition]]		\|developer = [[Volition]]

Goober at 03:15, 2 May 2025

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	\|image = D4Build1.jpg		\|image = D4Build1.jpg
	\|imageinfo = A development build of Descent 4.		\|imageinfo = A development build of Descent 4.<ref name="andrewborman_bluesky">https://bsky.app/profile/borman.bsky.social/post/3lnl37dq36k2e</ref>
	\|cancelled = Circa 2000		\|cancelled = Circa 2000
	\|developer = [[Volition]]		\|developer = [[Volition]]

Goober at 05:12, 25 April 2025

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	\|imageinfo = ~~Screenshot from a~~ development build of Descent 4.		\|imageinfo = A development build of Descent 4.
	\|cancelled = Circa 2000		\|cancelled = Circa 2000
	\|developer = [[Volition]]		\|developer = [[Volition]]

Goober at 05:12, 25 April 2025

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	\|imageinfo = Screenshot from a development build of Descent 4.		\|imageinfo = Screenshot from a development build of Descent 4.
	\|cancelled = Circa 2000		\|cancelled = Circa 2000

Goober at 05:10, 25 April 2025

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	\|imageinfo = Screenshot from a development build of Descent 4.		\|imageinfo = Screenshot from a development build of Descent 4.
	\|cancelled = Circa 2000		\|cancelled = Circa 2000

Goober at 05:10, 25 April 2025

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	\|image = ~~D4ParkerConcept2.png~~		\|image = D4Build
	\|imageinfo = ~~An early version~~ of ~~[[Parker]] in his [[envirosuit]], posing next to a destroyed [[cutter]]~~.		\|imageinfo = Screenshot from a development build of Descent 4.
	\|cancelled = Circa 2000		\|cancelled = Circa 2000
	\|developer = [[Volition]]		\|developer = [[Volition]]
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	==Development==		==Development==
			[[Image:D4ParkerConcept2.png\|325px\|right\|thumb\|An early version of [[Parker]] in his [[envirosuit]], posing next to a destroyed [[cutter]].]]
	Development of ''Descent 4'' began at Volition in June 1998, near the completion of ''[[Descent: FreeSpace - The Great War]]''.<ref name="Dec98">[https://web.archive.org/web/20040615030406/http://www.volition-inc.com/oldnews.cfm?month=12&year=1998#11 D4 Information] (archived) - [[Volition]]</ref><ref name="PD">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100408214815/planetdescent.com/site/articles/asrale/9-11-00-asrale-volition.asp Volition Interview] (archived) - ''PlanetDescent''</ref> As ''Descent 3'' was still under development at [[Outrage Games\|Outrage Entertainment]] with a rapidly changing codebase, Volition chose to not use the game's Fusion engine for ''Descent 4'', aware that doing so would lengthen ''Descent 4''<nowiki/>'s development while in return allowing them to implement new features.<ref name="GameInformer">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8tsuYH1AIk&t=1734 The Secret History of Volition Inc.] - ''[[Wikipedia:Game Informer\|Game Informer]]'' ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref><ref name="Dec98"/>		Development of ''Descent 4'' began at Volition in June 1998, near the completion of ''[[Descent: FreeSpace - The Great War]]''.<ref name="Dec98">[https://web.archive.org/web/20040615030406/http://www.volition-inc.com/oldnews.cfm?month=12&year=1998#11 D4 Information] (archived) - [[Volition]]</ref><ref name="PD">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100408214815/planetdescent.com/site/articles/asrale/9-11-00-asrale-volition.asp Volition Interview] (archived) - ''PlanetDescent''</ref> As ''Descent 3'' was still under development at [[Outrage Games\|Outrage Entertainment]] with a rapidly changing codebase, Volition chose to not use the game's Fusion engine for ''Descent 4'', aware that doing so would lengthen ''Descent 4''<nowiki/>'s development while in return allowing them to implement new features.<ref name="GameInformer">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8tsuYH1AIk&t=1734 The Secret History of Volition Inc.] - ''[[Wikipedia:Game Informer\|Game Informer]]'' ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref><ref name="Dec98"/>

Mystyle48: /* Gameplay */

2024-09-02T00:20:26Z

Gameplay

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	Volition planned for ''Descent 4'' to be a prequel to the original ''Descent'', and was to feature destructible environments and a controllable player character as opposed to a spaceship like the previous games in the ~~''Descent''~~ series.<ref name="PD"/><ref name="Eurogamer">[https://www.eurogamer.net/the-making-of-red-faction The making of Red Faction] - ''[[Wikipedia:Eurogamer\|Eurogamer]]''</ref>		Volition planned for ''Descent 4'' to be a prequel to the original ''Descent'', and it was to feature destructible environments and a controllable player character as opposed to a spaceship like the previous games in the series.<ref name="PD"/><ref name="Eurogamer">[https://www.eurogamer.net/the-making-of-red-faction The making of Red Faction] - ''[[Wikipedia:Eurogamer\|Eurogamer]]''</ref>

	==Cancellation==		==Cancellation==

Goober: /* Development */ Removed Wikipedia link to Descent (we should have a page for it if we want to have it as a link), fixed some wording, made a gameplay section to improve organization of the page.

2024-08-05T17:16:46Z

Development: Removed Wikipedia link to Descent (we should have a page for it if we want to have it as a link), fixed some wording, made a gameplay section to improve organization of the page.

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	Development of ''Descent 4'' began at Volition in June 1998, near the completion of ''[[Descent: FreeSpace - The Great War]]''.<ref name="Dec98">[https://web.archive.org/web/20040615030406/http://www.volition-inc.com/oldnews.cfm?month=12&year=1998#11 D4 Information] (archived) - [[Volition]]</ref><ref name="PD">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100408214815/planetdescent.com/site/articles/asrale/9-11-00-asrale-volition.asp Volition Interview] (archived) - ''PlanetDescent''</ref> As ''Descent 3'' was still under development at [[Outrage Games\|Outrage Entertainment]] with a rapidly changing codebase, Volition chose to not use the game's Fusion engine for ''Descent 4'', aware that doing so would lengthen ''Descent 4''<nowiki/>'s development while in return allowing them to implement new features.<ref name="GameInformer">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8tsuYH1AIk&t=1734 The Secret History of Volition Inc.] - ''[[Wikipedia:Game Informer\|Game Informer]]'' ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref><ref name="Dec98"/>		Development of ''Descent 4'' began at Volition in June 1998, near the completion of ''[[Descent: FreeSpace - The Great War]]''.<ref name="Dec98">[https://web.archive.org/web/20040615030406/http://www.volition-inc.com/oldnews.cfm?month=12&year=1998#11 D4 Information] (archived) - [[Volition]]</ref><ref name="PD">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100408214815/planetdescent.com/site/articles/asrale/9-11-00-asrale-volition.asp Volition Interview] (archived) - ''PlanetDescent''</ref> As ''Descent 3'' was still under development at [[Outrage Games\|Outrage Entertainment]] with a rapidly changing codebase, Volition chose to not use the game's Fusion engine for ''Descent 4'', aware that doing so would lengthen ''Descent 4''<nowiki/>'s development while in return allowing them to implement new features.<ref name="GameInformer">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8tsuYH1AIk&t=1734 The Secret History of Volition Inc.] - ''[[Wikipedia:Game Informer\|Game Informer]]'' ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref><ref name="Dec98"/>

	On December 14, 1998, Volition announced ''Descent 4'' to the public, launching a website for the game on which concept art was posted.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/1998/12/15/descent-4-in-the-works Descent 4 in the Works] - ''[[Wikipedia:IGN\|IGN]]''</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20050216051617/http://www.descent-3.com/dnet/news/archives.html December 1998] (archived) - ''Descent-3.com''</ref> The released material depicts the tentatively-named protagonist "[[Parker]]", the [[envirosuit]] and ship he would be featured with, the [[worm]] and [[cutter]] enemies, and an unnamed human character.<ref name="Dec98"/><ref name="D4site">[https://web.archive.org/web/20000301165215/http://www.descent4.com/ Concept Art] (archived) - ''Descent4.com''</ref> An internally pitched demo video also ~~shows~~ off the cavernous environments the game ~~would~~ have taken place in, as well as model turnarounds, animations, and concept art of ~~the~~ characters, including the [[drone]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wjsPOzT9TE Red Faction- Descent 4 \| Volition Inc. (Official Demo)] - Scott Lee ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref>		On December 14, 1998, Volition announced ''Descent 4'' to the public, launching a website for the game on which concept art was posted.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/1998/12/15/descent-4-in-the-works Descent 4 in the Works] - ''[[Wikipedia:IGN\|IGN]]''</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20050216051617/http://www.descent-3.com/dnet/news/archives.html December 1998] (archived) - ''Descent-3.com''</ref> The released material depicts the tentatively-named protagonist "[[Parker]]", the [[envirosuit]] and ship he would be featured with, the [[worm]] and [[cutter]] enemies, and an unnamed human character.<ref name="Dec98"/><ref name="D4site">[https://web.archive.org/web/20000301165215/http://www.descent4.com/ Concept Art] (archived) - ''Descent4.com''</ref> An internally-pitched demo video also showed off the cavernous environments in which the game was to have taken place, as well as model turnarounds, animations, and concept art of some characters, including the [[drone]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wjsPOzT9TE Red Faction- Descent 4 \| Volition Inc. (Official Demo)] - Scott Lee ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref>

	Volition planned for ''Descent 4'' to be a prequel to the original ''~~[[Wikipedia:~~Descent ~~(video game)\|Descent]]~~'', ~~with~~ destructible environments and a controllable player character ~~rather than~~ a spaceship like the previous games.<ref name="PD"/><ref name="Eurogamer">[https://www.eurogamer.net/the-making-of-red-faction The making of Red Faction] - ''[[Wikipedia:Eurogamer\|Eurogamer]]''</ref>		==Gameplay==
			Volition planned for ''Descent 4'' to be a prequel to the original ''Descent'', and was to feature destructible environments and a controllable player character as opposed to a spaceship like the previous games in the ''Descent'' series.<ref name="PD"/><ref name="Eurogamer">[https://www.eurogamer.net/the-making-of-red-faction The making of Red Faction] - ''[[Wikipedia:Eurogamer\|Eurogamer]]''</ref>

	==Cancellation==		==Cancellation==

Mystyle48 at 19:04, 2 August 2024

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	==Cancellation==		==Cancellation==
	After the commercial failure of ''Descent 3'' upon release in 1999, Volition's then financially-struggling publisher [[Interplay Entertainment]] was not interested in a sequel, and refused to fund ''Descent 4''.<ref name="Eurogamer"/><ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition, eager to continue the game's development, subsequently parted ways with Interplay.<ref name="GameInformer"/> However, because Interplay owned the publishing rights to the ''Descent'' franchise, Volition was unable to take ''Descent 4'' to a different publisher.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition decided to instead begin work on an original project, and some existing source code, assets, and concepts from ''Descent 4'' would be repurposed for a new [[THQ]]-published first-person shooter, ''Red Faction''.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Shortly after the announcement of ''Red Faction'' in May 2000, Volition stated that development on ''Descent 4'' had been cancelled.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20020815112833/http://www.voodooextreme.com/games/interviews/redfaction.html VE's Interview with Volition's Mike Kulas] (archived) - ''Voodoo Extreme''</ref> Remnants of ''Descent 4'' observed in the final version of ''Red Faction'' include the protagonist Parker, the ~~Envirosuits~~ worn by [[miners]] and [[Ultor Security Guards]], the ~~Worm~~ and ~~Drone~~ mini-bosses, and the ~~Cutter~~ NPC.		After the commercial failure of ''Descent 3'' upon release in 1999, Volition's then financially-struggling publisher [[Interplay Entertainment]] was not interested in a sequel, and refused to fund ''Descent 4''.<ref name="Eurogamer"/><ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition, eager to continue the game's development, subsequently parted ways with Interplay.<ref name="GameInformer"/> However, because Interplay owned the publishing rights to the ''Descent'' franchise, Volition was unable to take ''Descent 4'' to a different publisher.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition decided to instead begin work on an original project, and some existing source code, assets, and concepts from ''Descent 4'' would be repurposed for a new [[THQ]]-published first-person shooter, ''Red Faction''.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Shortly after the announcement of ''Red Faction'' in May 2000, Volition stated that development on ''Descent 4'' had been cancelled.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20020815112833/http://www.voodooextreme.com/games/interviews/redfaction.html VE's Interview with Volition's Mike Kulas] (archived) - ''Voodoo Extreme''</ref> Remnants of ''Descent 4'' observed in the final version of ''Red Faction'' include the protagonist Parker, the envirosuits worn by [[miners]] and [[Ultor Security Guards]], the worm and drone mini-bosses, and the cutter NPC.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	===Demo video===		===Demo video===
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	D4LaserDrill.png\|Parker using the ~~Envirosuit~~'s laser drill on some rock.		D4LaserDrill.png\|Parker using the envirosuit's laser drill on some rock.
	D4ParkerFront.png\|Front view of Parker.		D4ParkerFront.png\|Front view of Parker.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Mystyle48 at 00:32, 31 July 2024

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	\|imageinfo = An early version of [[Parker]] posing next to a destroyed [[~~Cutter~~]].		\|imageinfo = An early version of [[Parker]] in his [[envirosuit]], posing next to a destroyed [[cutter]].
	\|cancelled = Circa 2000		\|cancelled = Circa 2000
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	Development of ''Descent 4'' began at Volition in June 1998, near the completion of ''[[Descent: FreeSpace - The Great War]]''.<ref name="Dec98">[https://web.archive.org/web/20040615030406/http://www.volition-inc.com/oldnews.cfm?month=12&year=1998#11 D4 Information] (archived) - [[Volition]]</ref><ref name="PD">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100408214815/planetdescent.com/site/articles/asrale/9-11-00-asrale-volition.asp Volition Interview] (archived) - ''PlanetDescent''</ref> As ''Descent 3'' was still under development at [[Outrage Games\|Outrage Entertainment]] with a rapidly changing codebase, Volition chose to not use the game's Fusion engine for ''Descent 4'', aware that doing so would lengthen ''Descent 4''<nowiki/>'s development while in return allowing them to implement new features.<ref name="GameInformer">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8tsuYH1AIk&t=1734 The Secret History of Volition Inc.] - ''[[Wikipedia:Game Informer\|Game Informer]]'' ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref><ref name="Dec98"/>		Development of ''Descent 4'' began at Volition in June 1998, near the completion of ''[[Descent: FreeSpace - The Great War]]''.<ref name="Dec98">[https://web.archive.org/web/20040615030406/http://www.volition-inc.com/oldnews.cfm?month=12&year=1998#11 D4 Information] (archived) - [[Volition]]</ref><ref name="PD">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100408214815/planetdescent.com/site/articles/asrale/9-11-00-asrale-volition.asp Volition Interview] (archived) - ''PlanetDescent''</ref> As ''Descent 3'' was still under development at [[Outrage Games\|Outrage Entertainment]] with a rapidly changing codebase, Volition chose to not use the game's Fusion engine for ''Descent 4'', aware that doing so would lengthen ''Descent 4''<nowiki/>'s development while in return allowing them to implement new features.<ref name="GameInformer">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8tsuYH1AIk&t=1734 The Secret History of Volition Inc.] - ''[[Wikipedia:Game Informer\|Game Informer]]'' ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref><ref name="Dec98"/>

	On December 14, 1998, Volition announced ''Descent 4'' to the public, launching a website for the game on which concept art was posted.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/1998/12/15/descent-4-in-the-works Descent 4 in the Works] - ''[[Wikipedia:IGN\|IGN]]''</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20050216051617/http://www.descent-3.com/dnet/news/archives.html December 1998] (archived) - ''Descent-3.com''</ref> The released material depicts the tentatively-named protagonist "[[Parker]]", the [[~~Envirosuit~~]] and ship he would be featured with, the [[~~Worm~~]] and [[~~Cutter~~]] enemies, and an unnamed human character.<ref name="Dec98"/><ref name="D4site">[https://web.archive.org/web/20000301165215/http://www.descent4.com/ Concept Art] (archived) - ''Descent4.com''</ref> An internally pitched demo video also shows off the cavernous environments the game would have taken place in, as well as model turnarounds, animations, and concept art of the characters, including the [[~~Drone~~]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wjsPOzT9TE Red Faction- Descent 4 \| Volition Inc. (Official Demo)] - Scott Lee ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref>		On December 14, 1998, Volition announced ''Descent 4'' to the public, launching a website for the game on which concept art was posted.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/1998/12/15/descent-4-in-the-works Descent 4 in the Works] - ''[[Wikipedia:IGN\|IGN]]''</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20050216051617/http://www.descent-3.com/dnet/news/archives.html December 1998] (archived) - ''Descent-3.com''</ref> The released material depicts the tentatively-named protagonist "[[Parker]]", the [[envirosuit]] and ship he would be featured with, the [[worm]] and [[cutter]] enemies, and an unnamed human character.<ref name="Dec98"/><ref name="D4site">[https://web.archive.org/web/20000301165215/http://www.descent4.com/ Concept Art] (archived) - ''Descent4.com''</ref> An internally pitched demo video also shows off the cavernous environments the game would have taken place in, as well as model turnarounds, animations, and concept art of the characters, including the [[drone]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wjsPOzT9TE Red Faction- Descent 4 \| Volition Inc. (Official Demo)] - Scott Lee ([[Wikipedia:YouTube\|YouTube]])</ref>

	Volition planned for ''Descent 4'' to be a prequel to the original ''[[Wikipedia:Descent (video game)\|Descent]]'', with destructible environments and a controllable player character rather than a spaceship like the previous games.<ref name="PD"/><ref name="Eurogamer">[https://www.eurogamer.net/the-making-of-red-faction The making of Red Faction] - ''[[Wikipedia:Eurogamer\|Eurogamer]]''</ref>		Volition planned for ''Descent 4'' to be a prequel to the original ''[[Wikipedia:Descent (video game)\|Descent]]'', with destructible environments and a controllable player character rather than a spaceship like the previous games.<ref name="PD"/><ref name="Eurogamer">[https://www.eurogamer.net/the-making-of-red-faction The making of Red Faction] - ''[[Wikipedia:Eurogamer\|Eurogamer]]''</ref>

	==Cancellation==		==Cancellation==
	After the commercial failure of ''Descent 3'' upon release in 1999, Volition's then financially-struggling publisher [[Interplay Entertainment]] was not interested in a sequel, and refused to fund ''Descent 4''.<ref name="Eurogamer"/><ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition, eager to continue the game's development, subsequently parted ways with Interplay.<ref name="GameInformer"/> However, because Interplay owned the publishing rights to the ''Descent'' franchise, Volition was unable to take ''Descent 4'' to a different publisher.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition decided to instead begin work on an original project, and some existing source code, assets, and concepts from ''Descent 4'' would be repurposed for a new [[THQ]]-published first-person shooter, ''Red Faction''.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Shortly after the announcement of ''Red Faction'' in May 2000, Volition stated that development on ''Descent 4'' had been cancelled.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20020815112833/http://www.voodooextreme.com/games/interviews/redfaction.html VE's Interview with Volition's Mike Kulas] (archived) - ''Voodoo Extreme''</ref> Remnants of ''Descent 4'' observed in the final version of ''Red Faction'' include the protagonist Parker, the Envirosuits worn by [[~~Miners~~]] and [[Ultor Security Guards]], the Worm and Drone mini-bosses, and the Cutter NPC.		After the commercial failure of ''Descent 3'' upon release in 1999, Volition's then financially-struggling publisher [[Interplay Entertainment]] was not interested in a sequel, and refused to fund ''Descent 4''.<ref name="Eurogamer"/><ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition, eager to continue the game's development, subsequently parted ways with Interplay.<ref name="GameInformer"/> However, because Interplay owned the publishing rights to the ''Descent'' franchise, Volition was unable to take ''Descent 4'' to a different publisher.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Volition decided to instead begin work on an original project, and some existing source code, assets, and concepts from ''Descent 4'' would be repurposed for a new [[THQ]]-published first-person shooter, ''Red Faction''.<ref name="GameInformer"/> Shortly after the announcement of ''Red Faction'' in May 2000, Volition stated that development on ''Descent 4'' had been cancelled.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20020815112833/http://www.voodooextreme.com/games/interviews/redfaction.html VE's Interview with Volition's Mike Kulas] (archived) - ''Voodoo Extreme''</ref> Remnants of ''Descent 4'' observed in the final version of ''Red Faction'' include the protagonist Parker, the Envirosuits worn by [[miners]] and [[Ultor Security Guards]], the Worm and Drone mini-bosses, and the Cutter NPC.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==