Developer Odyssey Interactive unveiled a new project in development called Byte Breakers, and it's calling on players to decide if it lives or dies.Soliciting feedback is nothing new, and some studios have community groups that help guide a game's development. But Odyssey is intentionally looking to avoid a repeat of its debut title Omega Strikers, which shut down last year just four months after its full launch.Omega taught the studio "the risks of keeping things under wraps for too long," said co-founder Richard Henkel. By being more transparent, it hopes to draw more interest (and by extension, more feedback) to its future work.Henkel and co-founder Dax Andrus further explained the studio has multiple prototypes in the works. By letting players try an extremely early…