Three years on, and I thought I would take a look at what is happening.

*chuckles*

Not much, it seems.  Not much at all.  Ah, well, at least this game has not been hyped like Duke Nukem Forever.

Still looking forward to this game, since there really isn't much out there in the way of furry games.  At least nothing particularly tasteful.

Well, at least we know that the game will be released sometime between now, and December 31st, 2099...

Best of luck with whatever it is that is holding you up for now.

Fall of 2008?  Sounds promising   But, as always, toes are crossed just in case.  Either way, good to at least get some news about how things are going.

Now that I have a little time on my hand, I might just have to do a little composition themed around Inherit the Earth...

Have you bought the needle and thread from the dry-goods mouse?  He randomly moves between the clearings on the map.

Or, more simply, the Morphs simply did not have the appropriate physiology to be affected by a virus/bacterium/etc.  The are enough examples of that around us to see every day (though, yes, such things can mutate to infect other species; one only has to look to the H5N1 influenzz strain for that).  We could assume that the biological entity simply didn't mutate after destroying the human race.

I'm not going to say any more, since I'm going to start stumbling into my own anthro realm which serves as the basis for one of my current works in progress

To begin with:

Hello from Australia.  In brief I am, of all things, a veterinarian, as well as a musician and a writer who enjoys anything (of quality) that features animals or anthros.

I just had the chance to play the original game (or re-release on CD, so not quite the original), and thoroughly enjoyed it.  I like such games in the vein of Monkey Island, so it was nice to play a purely furry game.

I'm looking forward to the next installment of Inherit the Earth, irrespective of the style or rendering format it will be in (2D or 3D, or both), and personally I think releasing the game in episodes is a good idea.  Don't be in too much of a hurry to rush something out; for what I understand you are a relatively independent game company, so I can appreciate that money isn't something you are up to your armpits in.  I think we all can patiently await each episode, knowing that giving you the time to iron out the bugs will make for a much more enjoyable gaming experience

As someone else already mentioned, I would be willing to make (monetary) donations if they would help.

As for the orientation of the game... well, personally, I found the original game to be lacking a little (not that I blame the developers, as I know how the original game was "re-realised" for a younger audience), and thus I hope that this game will have a more mature slant to it.  By mature, I do *not* mean sexual, at all.

Anyway, irrespective of how the final product will be, I am looking forward to it.  There aren't nearly enough quality anthro games around, which is a pity.

Cheers!